What Can Happen After Removing Problem Metals? 3 Patients Share Their Experience

by | Sep 5, 2024 | Heavy Metals, Mercury / Dental Amalgam

We’ve said it before, but we believe it’s worth saying again: One of the most fulfilling aspects of practicing biological dentistry is witnessing the life-changing impact it has on our patients’ overall health and well-being.

One of the most common types of treatment involves safely removing metal dental work due to toxicity, allergies, or galvanism symptoms and replacing it with biocompatible materials. Patients frequently report improvements in seemingly unrelated health issues once the dental component is finally and thoroughly addressed.

Here is what just a few of our own patients had to say:

Richard Browning had been having seizures for about the last five to six years. Dr. Rehme removed two metal dental implants that were troubling Richard, who reports that the seizures stopped completely after the dental procedure.

Beth Rogers had seven fillings and four crowns that contained heavy metals and mercury. She was always sick, always had sinus problems. When she reached her 50s, chronic inflammation was the norm. Beth reports that it took having her mercury amalgam fillings removed to achieve healing.

Dan Winkler, 67, had five infected root canals and two mercury amalgam fillings removed. He says that within a couple days, he was feeling great: no more joint pain, no aches and pains in his body.

You’ll find many, many more patient success stories covering all types of dental and mouth/body health issues here.

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