Re: Remove amalgam fillings or extract root canaled teeth?

Thanks for checking him out and going through the site. It makes me feel better that you "approve" haha.

Yes, my approval, and $5 will get you a coffee at Starbucks. Your input about him was equally important.

Don't worry about the cost, your health is what's important, and there's no doubt in my mind that your health issues will be history, or at least improved considerably. Of course there is more to health than dental work.

Because of my RC's being so long, and twisted, my dentist opted to send me to a dental surgeon who had to break them up into pieces. He took xray's every now and then to make sure he got them all. No IV was used, but he did attach a device under my jaw to promote lymph drainage. Infared, or laser, I don't recall.

Any advice on chelation?

I would think your dentist could advise you best, and you could do a little research too. I'm sure there has been considerable progress since my dental work. 

I'm going to probably be removing this retainer as well and wearing a plastic one at night. I hope my teeth won't shift but honestly as long as my health will get better Im not going to mind having crooked teeth.

Ask the dentist, but I think you can cause more problems with your other teeth if they are allowed to move. It use to be that bridges required metal to attach, but there might be a better way with porcelain and bonding. Something to consider

Anyway I would suggest wearing the plastic retainer at least at night faithfully to keep them straight.

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