Smoking Teeth = Poison Gas

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• mercury
• dental
• fillings
• amalgam
• controversy
• smoking
• poisoning
• dentistry

[70sCher]

THANKS 4 THIS VIDEO & RESEARCH!

I have SUFFERED, & still am, from mercury amalgam toxicity for over a quarter of a century. I was led to the path of Biological Dentistry through Hal Huggins & there began becoming EDUCATED about these dental NIGHTMARES & my health, starting in my mouth. I had all my heinous amalgams removed from my mouth properly; teeth extracted; & currently have mercury embedded in 3 quadrants of my mouth. I still have LOTS to do & am pissed how this has wreaked in my life & $!

[davidkennedydds]

@70sCher I do sympathize with you and thank goodness you found out about the dirty little secret that "silver" fillings are really quicksilver fillings. You are not alone in your pain.

The problem continues as government agencies who are being paid to protect employees OSHA, the environment EPA and regulate implants to require definitive evidence of safety FDA have abdicated their responsibilities to the trade association ADA that trains dentists and advocates mercury for the poor.

[BisMadeThis]

Well you guys let your cavities get larger until you have no teeth and can no longer eat, and I'll have all my cavities filled, and we will see who lives longer. :D

[davidkennedydds]

@BisMadeThis

Focus here for a moment. This is not about tooth decay. It is about fraud and deceptive marketing of mercury as silver. Never once telling the public that mercury from mercury/silver dental fillings is BY FAR the largest source of human exposure to mercury.

Dentists careless disregard for OSHA safe handling also accounts for a substantial percentage of environmental damage. Every day hundreds of women employees in dental offices are rendered infertile. That's a crime

[BenAndSandraEvans]

Look up smoking tooth on Google. Read the Quackbuster article. This guy has a good point, water vapor would also be visible in front if this screen and would rise, whereas mercury vapor would sink.Didn't he say the tooth was dipped in warm water? (1:12-1:14)

[davidkennedydds]

@BenAndSandraEvans Yes we raised the temperature of that demonstration with warm water then dried the tooth. However, even if water were present, it is not, water vapor is not visible under 253.7 nm light. Then he scraped a dry with a knife and it again spewed. Then he rubbed the filling with a pencil eraser.

To date every scientist who has MEASURED the amount of mercury that leaks from so called "Silver" fillings has found lots. World Health Organization Hg Criteria 118.

[SelflessEmpire]

This is true and all who say its not dangerous are completely ignorant. I'm living proof of this. I was crazy, suicidal, tired, forgetfully, foggy minded, emotional, outburst of rage, lazy ( but knew I wasn't really), I was loosing my mind. I had just 3 removed, still have two to go. I felt instantly better after the removal of 3, like I had woke up from a bad dream. I feel like I have my life back. Amalgams are from hell and the Nazi ADA needs to be punished for crimes against humanity!

[davidkennedydds]

Mercury fillings were started in the US by two French men Cracour brothers who called these toxic plugs ROYAL MINERAL SEGUNDUM. With emphasis on the dumb. They dared not call them mercury because everyone knows mercury is a deadly poison and calling them what they are is bad for business.

Today US dental students are admonished to never call them mercury. Always deny that they are linked to any medical disorder and lie to their patients. it is totally unethical and yet still going on.

[BenAndSandraEvans]

@sevensevensixseven Thanks, I've finally gotten some reasonable answers. Too bad they were all removed. :(

[sevensevensixseven]

@BenAndSandraEvans, but it's amazing how little of a substance can be turned into a lot of smoke. I can't remember the numbers now, but to color an entire tin of peas, say, you only need a very minute quantity of coloring - I found it hard to believe that such a tiny quantity could color every pea in the tin. Same goes for artificial flavoring.