Health Alert: May 6, 2011
Dentists Should Not Be Removing Mercury Amalgam Tooth Fillings by Drilling Them Out.
Many of Them Contain Radioactive Elements!
From Do Not Drill.com (www.donotdrill.com)
According to the findings of an independent physiologist with decades of experience in that field, mercury amalgam tooth fillings often contain radioactive elements which are integral to the formation of all cancers!
You certainly should have these radioactive fillings removed from your mouth. However, if your dentist drills these substances out of your teeth, bits of them may become embedded in your mouth and gums because of the force of the high-speed drill. The constant radiation emanating from these embedded pieces may help to perpetuate any existing cancers you might already have or even lead to future cancer formations!
The information provided through www.donotdrill.com explains how you can locate this radioactivity in your mouth (as well as other dangerous, cancer-causing materials) and have your dentist safely remove all of them. Taking these actions promptly may even save your life!
Background Information
For over a century, dentists have filled cavities in teeth caused by decay with a compound composed of a combination of metals. These compounds are commonly referred to as dental amalgams. However, a controversy developed a few decades ago when it was learned that a very toxic and dangerous metal was one of the ingredients. That metal was mercury!
There has been much discussion and debate over the past couple of decades about the safety of mercury-containing amalgams being used in tooth fillings. While many governmental regulators, dental organizations, and dental practitioners maintain that including toxic mercury in dental amalgams is perfectly safe because the mercury is permanently bonded to the amalgam and unable to diffuse out of it, many other groups and individuals (including many other dental practitioners) do not share that belief. They believe that the mercury in dental amalgams is able to diffuse out and cause very serious health problems.
Because of their fears about the detrimental health effects of mercury diffusing out of dental amalgams, many individuals have chosen to have the mercury amalgams drilled out of their teeth and replaced with non-mercury-containing fillings. Of course, precautions are taken to ensure that none of the larger removed pieces go down a person's throat or remain in a person's mouth after the procedure is completed. However, smaller pieces of the amalgam and even dust from it can be thrown in the soft tissues of the mouth with great force caused by the high-speed drill. These pieces and dust can remain in the mouth for years and cause serious health problems because the mercury is so toxic.
Recently, a new discovery has revealed that dental amalgam contains an even more dangerous substance than mercury. More dangerous because this one (in combination with others) is integral to the formation and then the continuation of all types of cancer!
Radioactivity—A New Discovery
Recently, an independent physiologist with decades of experience in that field discovered that one of the major contributing factors in the causation of all types of cancer is exposure to a certain type of ionizing radiation (radioactivity)! Let's review radiation for a moment.
There are two different types of radiation-ionizing and non-ionizing. The word radiation is commonly used to refer to ionizing radiation only (i.e., having enough energy to ionize an atom). However, it may also refer to non-ionizing radiation (e.g., radio waves or visible light).
Ionizing radiation (radioactivity) can emanate from many different sources. One of the most common sources of radiation in our lives is common background radiation. This typically emanates from radioactive uranium embedded in granite rock. Background radiation can also emanate from many of the other radioactive elements which are derived from uranium though the process of radioactive decay. Some of these are thorium, radium, radon, and polonium. The physiologist referenced here has discovered that there is another source of radiation other than common background radiation which is instrumental in causing cancer.
Radiation in Your Teeth!
The metal amalgams which are used in tooth fillings can be comprised of up to 40 different types of metal. Incredibly, one of them can be radioactive uranium! (Apparently, incredible as it seems, government regulators have approved the use of uranium in dental restoration amalgam so that it can be more easily discerned in x-ray scans and, also, to make teeth sparkle!) And wherever uranium is found, one of its radioactive by-products (polonium) is also found.
Different Types of Ionizing Radiation
There are three main types of ionizing radiation—alpha, beta and gamma. Alpha radiation can cause significant damage to a person's body. It is the alpha type of radiation found in polonium which is one of the main components in the causation of all cancers. (According to physiologist referenced here, the radiation from polonium actually interacts with three [3] other components to form a cancer-causing complex.)
The radiation from polonium can travel from amalgam tooth fillings to tiny nerves inside the teeth and gums and then to various locations in the body. These locations are where cancerous tumors can form or where other types of cancer (which do not typically form tumors) can begin. This is referred to as malignancy. The alpha radiation from polonium can also cut across body tissues, causing significant chromosome damage.
Remove the Radioactive Amalgam—But Not by Drilling It Out!
One might assume that it would be desirable to remove radioactive material from one's mouth as soon as possible after learning of its negative consequences. That assumption would be correct. However, one should not have the metal amalgam drilled out of one's teeth! That is because the drilling process throws tiny pieces and the dust of the amalgam (including the radioactive polonium) into the soft tissues of the mouth (the cheeks, gums, tongue, roof, throat, etc.) with great force and embeds them there. Any small pieces of amalgam and dust removed by drilling can be found and removed after the fact, but it is a tedious process. It is much easier and much safer to remove radioactive amalgam all in one piece.
The radiation from any polonium contained in those small pieces of amalgam and dust embedded in the mouth can easily travel throughout the body and begin the process of forming cancerous tumors (or reestablishing connections to any existing tumors that were already started while the polonium was still in the tooth)! It can also start other types of cancer which are not associated with tumors. It is imperative that those small pieces and dust be removed entirely from the mouth!
Testing for Radiation
The only way to safely remove radioactive polonium from one's teeth to ensure that none of it remains in the mouth afterward is to extract the whole tooth. Fortunately, not all mercury amalgam fillings contain uranium and polonium. On average, only about half of them do. There is a method for determining which fillings contain them and which ones do not so that the fillings that do not contain them can be safely removed without having to extract the whole tooth. That method is comprehensively explained in the tutorial offered further on. Also included in the tutorial are step-by-step instructions for dentists and dental surgeons to safely remove all of the mercury amalgam (radioactive and non-radioactive), whether it is still embedded in the tooth or whether it has already been drilled out and pieces of it scattered throughout the mouth.
Of course, the extraction of teeth is contrary to virtually everyone's desire to try to preserve their teeth for as long as possible. However, if the choice is between preserving one's teeth and preserving one's life, the choice is obvious.
One of the things which a person wishing to have all of the radioactive and toxic materials removed from his or her mouth using this protocol is going to have to do before it can be accomplished is to have the dental materials already installed in the mouth analyzed. The analysis will determine whether there is radioactivity (as well as other toxic substances) present. It is a relatively inexpensive and easily accomplished process.
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