I’ve written this article to introduce the concept of mercury detoxification. Of course there is much more to this subject than space allows here but it should provide you with enough information to at least consider participating in such a program. You won’t be left in the dark because all the information you will need to understand how chronic mercury poisoning damages the body and how to support your body’s efforts at safely and naturally removing mercury will be found in my book, Mercury Detoxification: The Natural Way to Remove Mercury from Your Body. You can review the Table of Contents ..read more

Mercury is the most poisonous, non-radioactive, naturally occurring substance on our planet. There is NO safe level of mercury because even one atom of it in your body is doing some harm to it. There is no debate about the toxicity of mercury and every knowledgeable scientist and health professional understands how poisonous mercury is. Yet even today the American Dental Association (ADA) and pro-amalgam dentists who support its insane, logic defying position, continue to say that the mercury released from these fillings is not a health hazard. The World Health Organization (WHO) has stated th ..read more

Are You Mercury Toxic? Over 150 million Americans have mercury amalgam fillings in their teeth. The majority of them have at least 8 mercury amalgam fillings, chew gum, grind or clench their teeth, snack throughout the day and drink lots of hot liquids. And every time these millions of amalgam fillings are stimulated, mercury vapor is released. In addition, tens of millions have both the galvanic current-creating combination of amalgam fillings and gold crowns, which increases the amount of mercury vapor released – even if the amalgam fillings aren’t directly stimulated. In addition, a large p ..read more

Mercury amalgam (silver) fillings are hazardous to your health. The reason they are so hazardous is because poisonous mercury vapor is continually being released from these fillings, inhaled, and over time can accumulate in the body. For most people with these fillings, and depending on many factors, the amount stored will continue to increase until eventually signs and symptoms of the direct, and indirect, effects of mercury will manifest. Yet the American Dental Association (ADA), and its pro-amalgam supporters, continue to say that these mercury containing fillings is harmless and safe. The ..read more

Note to Our Valued Patients The American Dental Association (ADA) lists the sources of mercury exposure at the dental office, including removing amalgam fillings and polishing them. It also recommends that all personnel involved in the handling of mercury and dental amalgam be trained in the potential hazards of mercury vapor and the necessity of observing good mercury hygiene (Occupational Mercury Safe). This article proves that the ADA strongly promotes Mercury Safe dentistry. We want our patients to know that as an Occupationally Mercury Safe Dental Office we follow the ADA recommen ..read more

Amalgam Removal: Health Observations Before and After Health Improvements Related to Amalgam Filling Removal & Mercury Detoxification Amalgam Filling Removal and Symptom Improvement  This section will be extremely valuable to you if: You now have mercury amalgam silver fillings and want to know how your health may improve if you have them removed You’ve already had these fillings removed and want to know the benefits of participating in a mercury detoxification program You have any symptoms or diseases related to mercury amalgam fillings  Symptom Improvement Chart This chart is ..read more

I know Dr. Judson Wall and have worked closely with him to establish a Patient Education Program at his Mercury Safe dental office. I consider Dr. Wall to be a highly trained, dedicated, experienced and skilled Mercury Safe, Holistic dentist. He utilizes his knowledge and training in these areas when designing dental treatment plans for his patients. I am impressed with the depth of his dental knowledge and understanding about the critically important relationship of oral to overall health and his sincere effort to educate his patients. As such I acknowledge him as the “Education Dentist.” His ..read more

Keeping your mouth healthy, as we’ve said, is largely a matter of controlling the billions of bacteria that live there. A good many of them are actually helpful, but others aren’t so nice: S. mutans. P. gingivalis, F. nucleatum, Actinomyces…and the list goes on. A healthy mouth means more of the good, less of the bad. Brushing, flossing, and the like is just one part of keeping your oral flora in balance – and a key part. Another is what you eat. Pre- and probiotic supplements can be helpful, too, as can antimicrobial herbal tinctures. But what about when harmful bacteria get out of control? W ..read more

As we mentioned last week, though diet and hygiene are the foundation for good oral health, other factors have an impact, too – factors most people just don’t think about. Exercise, for instance. Now, a new study in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology offers some of the latest evidence of the difference a little regular physical activity can make. For the study, researchers used rats to observe how physical activity affected inflammation and behavior in the presence of gum disease. This progressive infection starts with inflammation. The gums grow red, tender, and puffy. They may bleed when ..read more

Although you might think of stress as something oppressive and unwanted, it’s actually an important survival mechanism. It’s your body’s automatic response in the face of a threat. All systems go into fight-or-flight mode, marshalling resources to help you either eliminate the threat or get away from it as quickly as possible. As Hans Selye, the doctor who first identified the stress response, once wrote, “To eliminate stress completely would mean to destroy life itself.” Trouble is, we live in a world in which the stressors we face are more numerous and far different than those our ancestors ..read more