The safe removal of mercury fillings is paramount and every care is taken to ensure the patient is as protected as possible during the removal process.  The surgery has a medical air generator installed as well as a negative ion generator. This is to ensure the quality of the air in the surgery is optimal.

The mouthwash has selenium in it to “soak up” any free mercury vapour.
It is important to keep the fillings as cool as possible to reduce mercury vapour so high speed suction and a lot of water are used during removal.
The Swedish clean up system and/or rubber dam is used to remove any fumes as quickly as possible.
The Swedish clean up system allows each tooth to be isolated individually.

Provision of a nose piece allows the patient to breathe the medical quality air being pumped into the room and not any possible fumes that may be produced during the mercury removal.

The protocol begins before the patient starts their treatment.  As a patient you are responsible for your own health and things like life style management will need to be assessed.

Do you have the right balance between rest and exercise?
Do you have a balance diet?
Are you dehydrated?
What can you do to avoid your exposure to toxins?

Optimally in order for you body to function it has to have sufficient biological molecules (nutrients) in the correct proportions. Heavy metals and other toxins disrupt the levels and proportional values of these molecules. They also disrupt enzyme pathway necessary for the body to maintain homeostasis (your bodies’ ability to maintain itself in balance). Therefore the body needs to be supplemented with adequate amino acids, minerals and vitamins. As the GALT (Gout associated lymphoid tissue) makes up about 70% of your immune systems probiotics and spirulina etc may be prescribed.