DENTAL WORK
Small Fillings
Again, you must search for a special dentist. The dentist
must let you bring your own sealer. All sealers and desensitizers
that are available from dental supply sources are typically pol-
luted with the customary tumorigens and solvents: copper, co-
balt, vanadium, malonates, urethane, azo dyes, germanium, iso-
propyl alcohol, and benzene. Do not risk any brand. But a sealer
made of only calcium hydroxide (lime water) is safe and pure, if
prepared by a pharmacist, yourself; or the dentist. A saturated
solution is easily made and applied from a small dropper bottle.
Purchase from a chemical supply company (see Sources).
Small fillings of plastic can be spotted on the digital X-ray
that could not be seen on the panoramic. They must be drilled
out meticulously.
The dentist should be very careful to notice any left over
amalgam at the edges or the bottom of the plastic fillings left
over from previous amalgam. Amalgams are routinely not
cleaned out carefully when they are replaced by plastic. Fur-
thermore, crevices may be found to be filled with amalgam that
simply cannot be cleaned out. The dentist cannot go into a dis-
cussion of this while your mouth is stuck in open position! You
should be familiar with this possibility. The dentist with a video
system can show you the deep-seated metal bits. If the old
amalgam cannot be removed without reaching the nerve, extract
the tooth instead. Arrange for this with the dentist or surgeon
beforehand.
Removing small amalgam fillings should be done very care-
fully, using a rubber dam, in order not to produce “dust” that
spatters the entire mouth. Drilling out amalgam is a special skill.
Find an experienced dentist. Only after your tumors are gone
should you refill these cavities.
The cavity is then filled with a paste of zinc phosphate or
zinc oxide and eugenol. These compounds will be pure if pur-
chased from a chemical supply company or if purchased sepa-
rately from a dental supply company. (No premixed variety has
ever tested pure by the Syncrometer.)