Re: Which composites are best for fillings?

[Guest guest]

monique

call huggins dental group and tell them u are interested in getting

amalagms out and having a compatibility test done . it will tell u

which composites are ok or better for u. I think its $250 and well

worth it

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u can then decide whether to use the Huggins approach and dentists

or not

michael

>

> Hi all,

>

> I am finally getting around to getting my amalgams out and am

calling

> dentists in my area. They work with composites (eg Kerr brand) but I

> have no idea what's in this stuff.

>

> What should I look for? What are the composites to avoid if I plan

to

> chelate? What composite is best?

>

> I'm sorry if this info is available somewhere, but I'm so overtaxed

> looking after everyone else that I can't find the time to look after

> myself (in true mommy/womanly style).

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for your helpful answers. I would have responded sooner,

but I kept getting an error when trying to post to the group via the

web and by e-mail.

I admit that I am more than deflated by the idea that I have to take a

test & spend more $$$ (or rather €€€ since I'm in Europe) to determine

which chemical my mouth/body will tolerate better than mercury.

Does this mean that I will have to take the same approach some day

with my kids if ever they have cavities? If that's the case, may as

consider this as a test run on mom.

> ------------Yes, I hear ya. But gave me some good

advice about this. She said, " If momma ain't happy, then nobody's

happy. " So you need to take care of yourself too. I know, hard for

us women to do --------Jackie

Yes sure, I'm all for keeping mama happy. Except that my idea of

happiness don't mean taking tests & having my teeth drilled &

protecting my senses from mercury vapours. I was thinking more like

going to the gym, playing tennis, taking courses, resuming my career ;-)

Geez, when is all this testing, healing stuff going to END??

Thanks again for the guidance. I guess I gotta do what I gotta do.

[Guest guest]

well $250 is not that expensive when you look at the cost of amalgam

removal and chelating for a few years. The last thing u want is

something in your mouth that is causing your immune system more

problems

>

> Thank you all for your helpful answers. I would have responded

> sooner, but I kept getting an error when trying to post to the

> group via the web and by e-mail.

>

> I admit that I am more than deflated by the idea that I have to

> take a test & spend more $$$ (or rather €€€ since I'm in

> Europe) to determine which chemical my mouth/body will tolerate

> better than mercury.

>

> Does this mean that I will have to take the same approach some day

> with my kids if ever they have cavities? If that's the case, may as

> consider this as a test run on mom.