Change of plastic fillings 
zooii
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I have seen several posts on tooth fillings here. Not sure if it's a good site to ask this, but after reading notes on dangers of plastic materials I'm thinking I should change them as well. About three years ago I was very sick with Me/CFIDS and decided to take my 12 amalgam fillings out. There is a reputable but expensive dentist in my area that is known to do a good job in replacing the metals with plastic material. I was very hesitant in switching to the plastic materials but didn't have enough info and strengh to try to persuade her to change to another material. She said this plastic filling was giving the least reactions that she had seen, but if I had any bad reactions she could later switch to another material, although she didn't say which one. She was herself poisened from amalgam and I could tell right away when I met her, since I have met several people before with amalgam poisining. She had A LOT of patients and was a little stressed doing several patients at the same time, going back and forth between the rooms, but we got to talk a little. One note I thought was a little interesting was that she said the only dentist over 60 that wasn't severely amalgam poisened or already dead in our city was a man who had worked only with gold fillings in the old days. Also, she said not everyone is so easily noticeable, for example I told her about a dentist that actually hit me when I was about five or six years old, because I was crying in his office, and she agreed that was a typical mental sign of amalgam poisoning. I almost forgot my question. The question is, what fillings is best to change to if I decide to do this all over again, and take out my regular plastic fillings.
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- Re: Change of plastic fillings wittlewabbitte
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MoreThis is a reply to # 719,099MAY I ask what kind of bad reactions you are having with your present plastic fillings? and what type of plastic fillings they are? i'm goign to be replacing my amalgam fillings to some composite called "diamondcrown" (i think) soon...
also, you said you were sick about 3 years ago and replaced all your amalgam fillings -- did this help with your sickness?
btw, that's terrible about the dentist who hit you when you were little :( !!!- Re: Change of plastic fillings zooii
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MoreThis is a reply to # 719,104I am not having any particular bad reactions to the fillings. I just happened to have read in different places that the plastic materials are not the best thing to have in the mouth(and very logical too I must say), although it must be better than the damn mercury. I got worse after having taken out the old material but could have been because of other reasons as well. I usually tend to do many different things at a time, in my efforts to get well, so it's hard sometimes to see what helps and what doesn't or what makes me worse. It went about a month or a month and a half between each filling taken out, so approximately a year to do the whole thing, and I was eating a lot of antioxidants as well as drinking some vodka right before coming to the dental office :-). I never got well from doing this. My problems seems to be infections in my head and other organs among other things.Advertisement
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- Re: Change of plastic fillings wittlewabbitte
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This is a reply to # 719,205I am not having any particular bad reactions to the fillings. I just happened to have read in different places that the plastic materials are not the best thing to have in the mouth(and very logical too I must say),
***yes.. there's nothing that beats having nothing in the mouth...:(
although it must be better than the damn mercury.
***that's why i'm getting may amalgams replaced...
I got worse after having taken out the old material but could have been because of other reasons as well. I usually tend to do many different things at a time, in my efforts to get well,
***don't we all... it's hard being sick, and who has the time to wait around trying just one method at a time... :( then it could take 10 life times to fix one body...
so it's hard sometimes to see what helps and what doesn't or what makes me worse. It went about a month or a month and a half between each filling taken out, so approximately a year to do the whole thing, and I was eating a lot of antioxidants as well as drinking some vodka right before coming to the dental office :-).
****!!!! :o !! i hope u stopped with the alcohol!! should be one of the first things to eliminate when one is sick i think... even though the thought of a dentist visit does tend to drive one to the old bottle... i'm always a nervous wreck myself... :p :( !!
I never got well from doing this. My problems seems to be infections in my head and other organs among other things.
**** was your dentist a holistic dentist who followed all the protocol? and did u chelate with chlorella/ala/algin et al after the amalgam replacements...? if so, perhaps u should do all the major organ cleansing (colon/kidney/liver) -- if u have not already...
hope u feel better soon...!
wab- Re: Change of plastic fillings zooii
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This is a reply to # 719,209Hi Wab!
Actually she was recommending a small amount of vodka right before the "session" just in case some mercury fumes or particles would enter the body, the alchohol would somehow slow it down, so the antioxidants I took right before and after would get a better chance of taking care of the mercury. I might have gotten something wrong here, but it shouldn't be too far off from the truth... I hope.. :-). Yes I ate those antioxidants also. The ALA felt pretty powerful even in low doses, but I always combined different antioxidants at the same time. Thanks!- Re: Change of plastic fillings wittlewabbitte
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This is a reply to # 719,300oh!! the dentist recommended vodka! that's different! sorry, i misunderstood...
someone here recommended taking some activated charcoal right before.. but i guess vodka is more fun to drink :p:p :> !!
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This is a reply to # 719,099you should look into getting a tooth zappicator - it hardens that plastic in there now so it doesnt have to be removed -this is VERY NEW from dr huda clark. it cost about 60$ us money.
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Some ideas for you:
1. If you are worried that you are reacting to your filling materials, find out what they are (ring the dentist) and then get tested for them. Get tested for all dental materials so you know what you are allergic or sensitive to. It is a simple blood test. If you are in Australia I can tell you where to get it done but I am sure if you are in the US there are many places that will do it- goolge search it. Ask on the dental forums.
2. If you can't find anywhere or don't have the money ask your dentist to give you samples of the materials of what you have in your mouth and/or what you wnat to change to and muscle test it. GO to a good kinesiologist and find out. Or have NAET done. It is allergy testing and also elimination. It is called something different here in australia but has been very helpful to me and accurate.
3. Or you can put the dental materials in your mouth and see if you get a reaction!! I did this with denture materials for a replacment tooth. I took the samples home with me and each day placed a sample in my mouth. You will know soon enough if it doesn't agree.
Take care - Thanks! n/m zooii 19 y 1,057
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