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The Big Dental Lie

To place your name on the waiting list for the brand new book on mercury toxicity by Dr Ilona Visser, send your name and email address to with the subject Book Order.

The book will be available from June 2010.



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Mercury Vapours from a 25 year old filling

To view the most convincing ever evidence that mercury is continuously released by AMALGAM FILLINGS, goto www.iaomt.org.

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  • Composite  ( 1 item )

    Composite materials have shown to be just as hardy, if not better, than mercury amalgam fillings.

  • Dentures  ( 6 items )
  • Missing Teeth  ( 1 item )

    Teeth that had to be removed need to be replaced in order to keep the way the teeth bite (known as the occlusion) stable. If the tooth is not replaced, the teeth adjacent to the space will tilt into the space, and the opposing tooth will over erupt into the space. This can cause havoc on the occlusion.

    A missing tooth/teeth can be replaced with:

    1. Denture/s

    2. Bridge/s

    3. Implant/s

  • Bridges  ( 4 items )

    A bridge is used to replace the crown/s of missing tooth/teeth.  The porcelain crown representing the missing tooth is attached to crowns made to fit over the teeth adjacent to the space.  A bridge can also be supported by implants.

  • Porcelain Crowns  ( 7 items )

    Porcelain crowns can be used to correct various aesthetic problems:

    1. Crowding of teeth

    2. Dark teeth

    3. Replacing old crowns that show dark margins

  • Photo Album  ( 1 item )
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