Xenoestrogens the next mercury? Composite the next amalgam?

[Guest guest]

I have read Cutler's book and decided to replace my 13 amalgams, but

composites have xenoestrogenic plastics like bishenol-A (and also

Aluminum Oxide). This has me very concerned and I am going crazy

trying to decide if I should get composites. After researching

xenoestrogens they seem horrific, with plenty of scientists claiming

them to be harmful. bisphenol-A affects the enodrine system in very

small amounts and accumulates in the body, cause breast/prostate

cancer and damage hormone activity.

Xenoestrogens/composites seems similar to where mercury amalgams

were a few decades ago - the ADA/dentists saying it is perfectly

safe, and unbiased scientists saying it is not. Is a composite

backlash coming soon, the way amalgams were exposed?

Gold and porcelain fillings have metals and are probably out of my

league financially. Which is the least evil - mercury in amalgams,

xenoestrogens in composites, aluminum in porcelain, or mixed metals

in gold?

Is my concern unfounded? Have my 13 mercury fillings made me

paranoid?