Avoiding heavy metals is not a simple process.
Heavy metals such as arsenic cadmium, chromium, lead, and mercury, occur naturally.
Chelation is designed to rid the body of this toxic chemical and heavy metals.
There are plenty of ways to detox and you may have tried them just because you haven’t been eating so healthy and feel a bit sluggish.
So you're considering getting your mercury dental amalgam fillings removed, but before you choose a dentist to take care of this for you there are some things you should know to ensure it is done safely.
The root cause behind many of today’s most common chronic illnesses is excess exposure to toxic metals found throughout the environment, the food supply, cosmetics, dental amalgam fillings and in the past vaccines that we had in childhood.
The UN is pushing for a worldwide phase out of mercury by 2020.
It is important that your amalgams are removed safely and in a manner that takes into account the state and condition of your teeth and gums, your current health and your health history.
The process itself is quite straightforward as like in any other dental procedure we numb your mouth, drill and then put a new filling in.
We are pleased to announce that we now have a new amalgam separator...
Tuna and mercury content compared to amalgam fillings.
