Amalgam fillings in broken and decayed teeth must be removed. Due to the mercury it contains, it may cause some systemic diseases in people with many amalgam fillings in the mouth. Headaches, thyroid problems, allergies, Parkinson's, MS are some of them. These disorders are caused by the amount of free mercury contained in the amalgam filling. and mercury pass into the oral environment.
Amalgam consists of metal powders such as silver, copper, zinc, tin and mercury. Mercury is the most discussed heavy metal used in dentistry. Mercury is 10 times more toxic than lead and spreads easily throughout the body through digestion and lungs. It settles in the blood, liver, brain and nervous system, and even passes to the baby through breast milk. In an autopsy study with 10 amalgam fillings in the mouth, the most in the kidney tissue, muscle, thyroid and hypnosis gland. It has been determined that the levels of mercury in the brain are high. In people carrying amalgam, symptoms such as deterioration in hemoglobin and hematocrit levels, high blood pressure, fatigue, anemia, fatigue, chest pain, headache, and waking up tired in the morning have been observed. With the removal of the amalgam filling, many symptoms are significantly improved. Smart protocol should be applied in amalgam removal. Otherwise, patients and clinic staff will be exposed to toxicity. Necessary precautions must be taken and dismantled. Patients who have amalgam filling removal should be given detox protocols and mineral supplements, if necessary, before the removal. During removal, amalgams should be removed in sterile and safe environments with a rubber cover, special masks and oxygen inhalation. Otherwise, amalgam removal may cause more harm than good to the patient. After dismantling, the mouth should be rinsed with special clays that have breath-holding capacity. A chelate drug that will remove heavy metals should be used. In addition, the vitamins necessary for rapid chelation should be given by the dentist so that they do not harm the patient.
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