Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my options, if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear to him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call tomorrow and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If he can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he thinks that matters. So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more harm than good by doing this procedure!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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