thanks for the video.

I thought that the dentists have moved toward the epoxy type of filling.

That’s what a lot of people think. Quite a few have over the last few years, but mainly because of the pressure from mercury activists. Many Dentists, however, are still using the mercury just as they always did and in the same amounts..1/2 or more mercury. I have sent thousands of mercury poisoned patients to the dentist over the last few years. Many were as sick as I was. I nearly died.

I had a white filling put in by my dentist today. I was given an injection to numb the area before drilling and yet the pain was so awful I burst into tears when I came out. My dentist said that it was painful because the cavity was right on the nerve of the tooth. Is he telling the truth ? or is it just that he never gave me enough of the painkilling injection or time to become numb before he started drilling ? (10mins). P.S. I have never experienced this pain when having a filling before .

There are some fillings that are very deep making it nearly impossible to numb you completely. Some of those can still be filled and you will be fine later. It is hard to say if that is the case with you since I don’t know how deep yours was. There are other fillings that should not be filled because they are too close to the pulp chamber and can cause extreme pain. Most Dentists recognize this case from the x-ray and pull the tooth or do a root canal, the latter of which I do not recommend.

Thank you for the response. It looks as though it was probably a deep cavity as it only showed up on an x-ray. However I feel he should have warned me beforehand if it was a deep cavity because I would have rather had the tooth pulled out than go through that experience. I have been sick during the night and still feel unwell today and i’m sure it is a result of that treatment yesterday. Anyway thank you very much for replying and for the information.

mercury = death

This is great truth to know, I will spread the word about this.

But what is the alternative choice? GOld?

white composites, or gold or poreclain onlays/inlays.

My sister just got silver fillings…. : (