chelation safe with tooth implant with titanium screw???

Hello everyone!

Darn it! I've just gotten rid of my last two Amalgam fillings and then this happens:

For years I have had this "problem tooth". It all started with a root canal job, that didn't get rid of the inflammation. So I got an operation, which seemed to solve the problem. However, now - a couple of years later - the inflammation in the root is back, has caused an abscess, and my dentist says that if the Antibiotics can't remove the inflammation, there's only one thing one can do: Pull out the tooth and get it replaced by an implant.

The thing just is: I'm planning on chelating heavy metals (probably using the Cutler protocol - still investigating the topic), but is it even safe starting a chelation protocol, if I have a titanium screw in my jaw?

I hope some of you out there can help me.

Best wishes from across the Atlantic :-) Tweet