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Frances Leader's avatar

Too technical, not layman friendly.

Reneé Davis's avatar

What are your thoughts on 30-40 year old amalgam dental fillings that are in very good condition (not cracked or leaching). I eat a mostly organic, real food diet with plenty of fermented foods. I truly believe in the power of gut health and after dealing with gut dysbiosis over a decade ago, have never been healthier. (Should go without saying that I didn’t poison myself during the convid era.) I have lots of old dentistry from childhood and have almost been swayed several times to have my 6 teeth with amalgam and/or root canals removed. But I’m already missing 5 other teeth and am not even 50, so dentures are out of the question! I’ve come to the conclusion that if the amalgam is in tact, it’s safer to leave it alone. I’d absolutely love to hear your thoughts. Many thanks, Reneé

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