Re: Just started chelation - charlie - chelating and toothache

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> As i didnt have any protection when i had my amalgams out in oct i am

> presuming that the free mercury will still be depositing in my organs.

> would be good to get it out before it settles too much do you think?

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Yes as long as you are chelating at a low dose that is appropriate for

you.

> One last thing....when i was using zeolite i got some acute toothache

> where i had my amalgams out. then yesterday ( day after i stopped DMSA

> due to sore kidneys) i am getting v bad tooth ache again. Do you think

> this is a sign of bad amalgam removal or is thai normal?

>

My guess is bad amalgam removal. My teeth were sore shortly after

amalgam removal but that settled quite quickly. I have not had any

tooth aches associated with chelation.

I did get a toothache 3 mo after a dentist who didn't know what he was

doing placed a composite in my mouth. It ended up as an emergency

type situation because of the pain on a Sunday and I was left at the

mercy of the only dentist working that day.

Composites are tricky to place and if they are not placed properly the

filling can fail leading to more problems. If I was you I would have

them checked out by a different dentist. If the first dentist didn't

protect you he wasn't doing his job properly. You also want to be

sure that there is no amalgam hidden somewhere like under a crown.

One needs to be extra sure that all amalgam has been removed before

chelation.

J

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> thanks again

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> Charlie

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[Guest guest]

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> > As i didnt have any protection when i had my amalgams out in oct

i am

> > presuming that the free mercury will still be depositing in my

organs.

> > would be good to get it out before it settles too much do you

think?

> >

>

>

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> Yes as long as you are chelating at a low dose that is appropriate

for

> you.

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>

> > One last thing....when i was using zeolite i got some acute

toothache

> > where i had my amalgams out. then yesterday ( day after i stopped

DMSA

> > due to sore kidneys) i am getting v bad tooth ache again. Do you

think

> > this is a sign of bad amalgam removal or is thai normal?

> >

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> My guess is bad amalgam removal. My teeth were sore shortly after

> amalgam removal but that settled quite quickly. I have not had any

> tooth aches associated with chelation.

>

> I did get a toothache 3 mo after a dentist who didn't know what he

was

> doing placed a composite in my mouth. It ended up as an emergency

> type situation because of the pain on a Sunday and I was left at the

> mercy of the only dentist working that day.

>

> Composites are tricky to place and if they are not placed properly

the

> filling can fail leading to more problems. If I was you I would

have

> them checked out by a different dentist. If the first dentist

didn't

> protect you he wasn't doing his job properly. You also want to be

> sure that there is no amalgam hidden somewhere like under a crown.

> One needs to be extra sure that all amalgam has been removed before

> chelation.

>

> J

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> > thanks again

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> > Charlie

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