I'm just putting forward one argument that the mercury in amalgam fillings contributes only a fraction of daily overall exposure for the average person. There are thousands of dental patients who haven't experienced any difficulties associated with the exposure to mercury.
You can't just take one website and researcher at his/her word. The ADA has a strong bias for amalgam fillings, the site you mention has a strong bias against amalgam fillings. You can't just look at one source.
I looked at more than just these two sources to try to present a well-rounded argument on both sides.
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I'm just putting forward one argument that the mercury in amalgam fillings contributes only a fraction of daily overall exposure for the average person. There are thousands of dental patients who haven't experienced any difficulties associated with the exposure to mercury.
You can't just take one website and researcher at his/her word. The ADA has a strong bias for amalgam fillings, the site you mention has a strong bias against amalgam fillings. You can't just look at one source.
I looked at more than just these two sources to try to present a well-rounded argument on both sides.
August 7, 2009 - 11:10amThis Comment
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