For many decades, dentists in the Wrentham area have used silver amalgam fillings to repair teeth after cavities have formed. However, studies are finding that these fillings are exposing patients to an unnecessary amount of mercury. Mercury is toxic to the human body. When patients are interested in the removal and replacement of these fillings, they need to visit a dentist in the Wrentham area who offers safe mercury removal.
A biological dentist such as Dr. Rawat of Advanced Dental Practices provides patients with a variety of services including safe mercury removal. He follows the protocols set forth by the IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology) which ensures removal of these fillings ensures the safety of everyone involved. Dr. Rawat and his staff provide this treatment in their office and successfully replace these fillings with composite resin fillings.
Patients who are interested in safe silver amalgam removal can ask about our protocols. There are standards in place to provide safe treatment. The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology encourages dentists to follow protocols including:
Dr. Rawat and the team of Advanced Dental Practices is here to help patients in Wrentham, Massachusetts. If you are considering the removal of your silver amalgam fillings and replacement with a healthier alterative, we encourage you to book an appointment with our staff. Call or visit us at 21 East Street. We encourage patients to make an appointment at our state-of-the-art practice today.
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