HEAVY METAL POISONING

At the age of 45, and after reading just enough about the probable dangers of amalgam fillings to become concerned, I had 13 replaced during a 5 month period. The dentist did not use any special protocol beyond irrigating his drill with ample amounts of water to keep the drill bit cool, and lots of suction to evacuate the pieces of tooth/filling that he was removing. After the fact, I learned this may have exposed me to thousands of times more mercury than the fillings would have released through normal wear and tear. 

Most of the fillings were replaced with crowns made of gold and platinum (considered "noble" metals). There are various arguments about using noble metal crowns which may produce electrical voltage that can disturb the brain, and composite crowns made of plastic resins which may leach toxins into the system.  

MERCURY

"Iron Overload" -