Many people don’t realize that older “silver” (amalgam) fillings can contain mercury, and that everyday factors—like chewing, wear, and even temperature—may increase the release of tiny amounts of mercury vapor. That doesn’t mean everyone with amalgam is in danger, and it’s not a reason to panic. But it is a reason to be informed, especially if you’re working to reduce your overall toxic burden. The important takeaway is simple: your exposures are not always obvious. If you’re concerned about am

Today, I’m seeing a biological dentist to have my amalgam fillings removed, so that I can remove the mercury. Mercury’s been proven to play a role in cancer. So, to remove it safely, here’s how I’m preparing my body.Just another step in stewarding our temple for the Lord & His glory! 🙌 I highly recommend seeing a biological dentist for mercury-free dentistry and safe amalgam removal. 🦷 Check out my story for links! | Dr. Pete Sulack

Here are the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique (SMART) recommendations for both patients and dentists. www.thesmartchoice.com | thesmartchoice.com - Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique

For long, amalgam was a popular choice for dental fillings. It's durable and effective. But it contains the toxic metal, mercury. So is it a health hazard? Watch this video to know more⤵️ (Via DW News) | editorji

Amalgam (or fillings with mercury in them) are NOT safe. But improper removal can actually release more mercury. Just having those fillings in your mouth can release mercury. But improper removal is even more dangerous. Here's why it matters to me: Years ago, I experienced memory loss, tingling hands, and fertility issues. Guess what? It turned out to be mercury poisoning likely from repeatedly drilling out fillings. That's why I recommend finding a dentist trained in SMART protocols for safe me