Artemisia
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I have a mouth full of composite (plastic) fillings which even "biological" dentists use. Now I need two more cavities filled, despite trying my best to resolve the issues I have with tooth decay the past few years.
Turns out the composite fillings are toxic, made of BPA and heavy metals that can and do leak into your system.
This was discussed on another thread but rather than hijacking that thread, I'm quoting someone here:
I'm considering gold fillings but I worry about increasing EMF exposure with metal in my mouth.
Wondering if anyone has more info about safe filling materials. Thanks.
Turns out the composite fillings are toxic, made of BPA and heavy metals that can and do leak into your system.
This was discussed on another thread but rather than hijacking that thread, I'm quoting someone here:
These materials have to be very well researched and tested before placing them in our bodies!
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ar... that are,its intrinsic toxicity remains high.
In vitro and in vivo studies have clearly identified that these components of restorative composite resins are toxic.
From my research and some recommendation, it seems that ELS from SAREMCO Switzerland are ok, but, please, do your own research! This is not medical advice!
Holistore by Denmat seems to also be a good option, as being "the most compatible composite". It contains no aluminum oxide, iron oxide, or barium oxide, no fluoride.
Then, for larger cavities, Holistore fillings will not work, an inlay from Premise Indirect can be the solution, but of course, these materials also have to be tested for each patient.
I'm considering gold fillings but I worry about increasing EMF exposure with metal in my mouth.
Wondering if anyone has more info about safe filling materials. Thanks.