Date:   2/1/2007 12:22:48 AM ( 18 y ago)
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Would this excerpt from the following website be the answer?


http://www.the7thfire.com/Orca/toxic_teeth.htm

Degussa Porcelain: The Answer
The composition of different brands of porcelain varies widely. Most porcelains contain aluminum silicate metals to lend strength to their composition. These metals typically do not degrade in the mouth, but do present a galvanic response which can disturb the body's normal electromagnetic signaling system, vital to the intercoordination of the body's complex systems. Certain porcelains are even radioactive (which are highly toxic, but still legal for a dentist to use in your mouth!).

We have seen outstanding success with Degussa Porcelain, a special brand of porcelain, used as a long-term, bio-compatible dental restoration material. It can be used as fillings (such as inlays, onlays) or crowns (covering the whole tooth). Degussa porcelain is not a true porcelain, since it does not contain the typical composition of most porcelains.

After testing hundreds of patients, we have found that almost without exception, Degussa porcelain has been tolerated very well. None developed allergic or blocking responses either initially or at a later time. This porcelain typically lasts for many years, often the lifetime of the patient. It even has a "self-healing" ability to remold itself to its own material should a small stress crack occur.

Another website

http://www.worlddent.com/2000/08/series/heydecke.xml?page=3






 

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