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A Gift That Matters

CDA Video about Dr. Fallah's work with Fresh Start and twins with Amelogenesis Imperfecta.

It Really Is MERCURY

An analysis and proof that the smoke is in fact mercury.

How Mercury Causes Neurodegeneration (Brain Damage)

Medical research laboratories have established that dental amalgam tooth fillings are a major contributor to mercury body burden.

Amalgam/Mercury Fillings - News 12 Spot

Health officials now say, mercury used in fillings, may be dangerous, especially for children.

Mercury Amalgam Detoxification

Amalgam mercury fillings and the dangers they can pose to your health.

Results of a 2009 survey about amalgam restoration use, published by The Wealthy Dentist indicated that 66% of dentists stated that they tell patients about cosmetic options to replace amalgams (but do not necessarily mention anything about the safety of amalgams).

22% of surveyed dentists stated that they tell patients about options that are potentially safer although many of these dentists have completely discontinued the use of amalgams. The remaining 12% said that they prefer to place amalgam.

Survey results also indicate that a majority of dentists choose to not use mercury amalgam at all. 54% of general dentists use other products to fill cavities.

If amalgam is considered 'safe and effective' and is less expensive than its replacement substances, why don't most dentists use it?

Read the latest news about the FDA position on amalgam fillings >>>

The views of the American Dental Association’s Council on Scientific Affairs’ 1998 report on its review of the scientific literature on amalgam states: "The Council concludes that, based on available scientific information, amalgam continues to be a safe and effective restorative material."

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