Toxic Mercury and Changes WHY is Mercury Still Used?
At Least One Dental School is Forward-Looking Research from major universities and the World Health Organization (WHO) clearly indicate that amalgam, mercury-based filling are toxic, adversely affecting the body’s immune response and the environment in general. Research has also indicated that the most toxic metal is mercury — considered to be more toxic than lead, arsenic, or cadmium. With all of the negative indicators piling up, nearly fifty percent of all U. S. dentists still use mercury fillings in their practices and a large number of U. S. dental schools continue to teach with mercury fillings as the material of … Continue reading