More about the toxins youve been forced to consume that are killing you.... 1.Silver fillings, as they are generally known by the public, contain 50 percent mercury. So they really should be called mercury fillings. Mercury is the second most toxic material known to man, plutonium being the first. And mercury vapor is an extremely toxic form of mercury, because it is so easily absorbed into the body. Yet mercury vapor outgases for the entire life of a dental filling. Biological dentists do not recommend this type of material and, more importantly, we have a protocol to safely remove it from the patients mouth. We give the patient nutritional support before we begin, and during the procedure the patient, the doctor, and the dental assistant are protected. There are special air filters in the operatory and the patient is given oxygen during the removal process. The dentist and the dental assistant wear protective gas masks at this time. 2.These are areas where teeth were extracted and the socket was not thoroughly debrided or cleaned out. As a result, although the extraction heals over and looks all right in the mouth, there is a chronic area of either infection or dead bone. And dead bone is a medium for bacterial growth. We surgically remove and debride these areas. 3.Although there are over 4 million root-canal procedures in the U.S. each year, we know now from research that none of the teeth involved ever become sterile. There are miles and miles of what is called micro dentinal tubules and streptococcus bacteria that hang out in that nice warm, oxygen-free environment. In the presence of mercury, these bacteria become super-toxins. Many toxicologists say that this type of infection is the culprit for much of the chronic degenerative disease that is running rampant in todays society. 4.Besides the syndromes described above, periodontal disease may cause heart attacks! Even on CNN, its been reported that the bacteria found in periodontal disease is probably what is responsible for the creation of plaque in the arteries that can lead to stroke and cardiovascular disease. Its also known that if an expectant mother has periodontal disease, her chances of giving birth to a low-weight, premature infant are increased.
Posted on: Sat, 30 Nov 2013 18:21:12 +0000
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