by Office | Dec 7, 2022 | Biological Dentistry, Dental Restorations, Heavy Metals, Mercury / Dental Amalgam
By Michael G. Rehme, DDS, NMD, CCN I’ve always tried to explain to my patients that the best dentistry is no dentistry at all. Even with all the knowledge, education, and research that has been provided to our dental profession, our best efforts will never be able to...
by Office | Sep 4, 2019 | Dental Restorations
We regularly see the benefits of platelet rich fibrin (PRF) in our patients, but it’s always good to see new research confirming clinical results. The latest is a review in the current issue of JADA, for which 7 earlier randomized controlled trials were analyzed to...
by Office | Aug 7, 2019 | Biocompatibility, Dental Restorations
When a patient asks to have their mercury amalgam fillings removed, we always want to be sure that their new fillings are made with biocompatible materials. You never want to take out one source of toxicity only to replace it with another. Yet that’s exactly what some...
by Dr. Michael Rehme, DDS, CCN | Dec 29, 2012 | Dental Restorations, Dentistry
How long will my dental work last? I’ve been asked this question a thousand times. My answer has evolved from years of clinical observations and understanding the biological concept of the Tooth and Body Connection. I was once told that good dentistry will last...
by Dr. Michael Rehme, DDS, CCN | Sep 17, 2012 | Dental Restorations, Heavy Metals, Mercury / Dental Amalgam
As the saga continues regarding the safety of mercury being used in dentistry, significant information is being presented not only to the FDA in the U.S. but also to the nations of the world. On Wednesday, Dec. 15th, 2010, Healthy Daily News reported that the U.S....
by Dr. Michael Rehme, DDS, CCN | Aug 7, 2012 | Dental Restorations, Heavy Metals, Mercury / Dental Amalgam
“The whole idea behind healthcare is to seek the best possible method of treatment at all times. Change is natural and necessary. What has been done in the past is not always the best for the future. And hanging on to old ideas simply because of their age is...
