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The staining might not be called a tattoo..dunno? I could have used

the wrong name....but either way it's amalgam residue in the

teeth..and probably movable by ALA.

But yes, there can be actual fragments in gum/cheeks that should be

looked for too.

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " Jackie "

wrote:

>

>

> Val wrote:

> >> I had a complete dental revision in 2003 at a huggins clinic.

> Root

> > > canals pulled etc etc. I don't know how I could still have any

> > > amalgam in my mouth? They even caught amalgam left over from

> > > another dentist who did a shoddy job on the first quadrant.

> What is

> > > an amalgam tatoo?

> > >

>

>

>

> >

> > Amalgam Tattoos are grey staining on teeth from where amalgam used

> to

> > be.

>

> ---------Maybe it can be both, but I thought that amalgam tattoos

> was grey areas you could see in your gums or other tissue, like

> inside of cheeks, etc.? And that they contained small amounts of

> amalgam, and can be surgically removed. I don't recall hearing the

> staining on teeth being called this, but I could be wrong.----Jackie

>

> --------You could also search archives for discussions on this,

> and/or ask Dean on the Dental forum.-------Jackie

>

>

>

>

> I too spent a fortune getting my amalgams removed by a Huggins

> > dentist...didn't matter. They can only remove the actual amalgam

> and

> > unless they drill away tooth to remove the grey or pull them

> all...if

> > you have any grey staining from where they used to be...you have

> > tattoos. I had to double check this with a light and dental

> mirror.

> >

> > Not everyone does...if your amalgams were small...you might not. I

> had

> > a lot of rather large ones...and my Huggins dentist told me unless

> I

> > pulled those teeth out...the staining is there, nothing to do about

> > it. It's from where the mercury migrated into the dentin tubules of

> > the teeth. The could not remove it without drilling away what

> little

> > was left of the tooth. And I would lose those teeth.

>

> <<snip>>

> >

>

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