If you have old dental fillings, there is a very good chance they are made of amalgam. Many patients say they have received “silver” fillings without ever being informed about what those fillings actually contain. In case you aren’t familiar with this fact, silver fillings are actually amalgam. It is not silver at all, but a mixture of metals (an alloy) which is composed of about half mercury.
Although the dental industry has continued to promote amalgam as a safe and economical dental material, a number of independent studies disagree. Many patients disagree, and the holistic dental community disagrees. The truth is that many people are not happy with the idea of mercury in their mouths, no matter what form it comes in. As holistic dental practitioners, we understand your concerns, and we want to assure you that we do not use any product or material that contains mercury.
If you don’t want amalgam, what alternatives do you have? A decade ago, there wasn’t a good answer to this question. Composite restorations were easily broken, and other options included metal. As a result of extensive research and clinical testing, we now have durable, biocompatible, and stunningly beautiful metal-free materials. These include:
If you are looking for healthy, natural, and beautiful dental solutions, visit Smile in Style. Call us at 03 8001 6021 (Sunbury) 03 8400 4104 (Moonee Ponds).
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