Date:   12/20/2010 12:09:05 AM ( 15 y ago)
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Dear Dr. Lam,

I had my mercury free/iamot.org dentist consult regarding the possible infected root canaled teeth/cavitations and mercury amalgam removal. As I had suspected since one year ago, the lower right lateral incisor (#26) which is associated with the adrenal glands on the teeth to body chart, has a large cyst of infection at the root.
So I am going to go ahead and have this tooth removed. I have five root canals and 9 mercury amalgams. At this point only one of the root canaled teeth is showing a cyst or cavitation.
I asked what do conventional dentists place in those files they put up in root canaled teeth and he answered metals. He also said those metals corrode.
I asked him if I kept the upper root canaled teeth intact and had the cyst removed and #26 tooth out and all amalgams out, could I ever truly chelate? He answered no.
What are your thought on that statement?
can one ever truly chelate post amalgam removal if they have remaining root canaled teeth in?
I ask because he says he doesn't think he can make a bridge for my upper front teeth and partials are what he suggests. I am not sure I could get used to partials.
Thank you and Merry Christmas

 

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