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Chumacera
5 months ago

A dentist once advised me to replace amalgam fillings that are still good. Because the whole amalgam, which is released at once, would harm the body much more than the fillings you already have.

Otherwise you should just contact your dentist in this respect. Primarily it is about the cost of filling. The “Service” is then already included, i.e. the removal of the old or the insertion of the new filling.

Deichgoettin
5 months ago

I don’t think your headache has something to do with the amalgam fillings. If it were, that would actually be an exception.

Existing amalgam fillings which are not defective must be replaced. Amalgam is not as bad as his reputation. Amalgam fillings – if they have been worked cleanly and carefully – are more durable than plastic or composite fillings and are long not as dangerous as many people accept and/or claim. This is scientifically proven. For this reason, AM fillings are not prohibited.

Plastic fillings usually cause significantly more allergies than amalgam – this is also scientifically proven

In contrast, mercury vapors that can escape from amalgam are much more stressful (especially for ZÄ and personnel) – this happens when processing the amalgam, not with a cured AM filling that you have in your mouth.

Mercury is also contained in food, especially in fish and contaminated drinking water.

Amalgam is not responsible for any health problem, even though this is mainly homeopathic. Let’s not forget: A lot of money is made with the “execution” of Amalgam.

If you want to do something good for your teeth and value having good and durable fillings in your mouth, I can only advise you on gold inlays. I personally would. Although ceramic inlays are popular and naturally look great visually, there could be problems with the adhesive for the ceramic that does not wear every patient.

mudda405
5 months ago

Are you sure it’s not your sinuses that are inflamed? I also have this, which then often skins on the teeth ( feels like a toothache). That’s what I’d explain before I let something go on my teeth.

Waldmensch70
5 months ago

What does it cost to let an amalgam filling out and replace it with ceramic or gold?

Your dentist will tell you. We don’t know his cost bill.

and for drilling out intact amalgam fillings, others have already written something.

ErsterSchnee
5 months ago

Amalgam damages at the moment when it becomes “abated” (similar to asbestos). So letting out intact amalgam fillings hurts much more than it does. And then only the suspicion that it might be better with your head?

The risk would be too big. And too expensive…

Idris164
5 months ago

You’d better ask your dentist.. also have to discuss d7 with him what the health insurance would take.

wattdennnu2
5 months ago
Reply to  Idris164

what would be the health insurance

Zero Euro!

Idris164
5 months ago
Reply to  wattdennnu2

The health insurance fund takes over costs.

wattdennnu2
5 months ago

Zero Euro for ceramic and gold fillings!

OpiPaschulke
5 months ago

Amalgam filling: remove or not?

https://www.360gradzahn.de/blog/amalgamfuellung-remove or-not/