Replace Stainless Steel Posts in Teeth?

Hey guys, do you think the stainless steel posts (I have three) in my teeth are a contributing factor to my ems?

There are three of them, they're all very small, and completely within the tooth itself (not extending into root or jaw).

I could have them replaced with bio-compatible substance, but it's expensive! And i've just spent a lot of money getting all my mercury fillings removed, plus replacing some metal crowns with porcelain ones.

Worth the money & pain? What do you guys think?

-Anna

Anna,

Kudos on getting rid of the silver mercury fillings! Wise move.
There' a good news part here and a not so good news part.
The GOOD news is that you got rid of the mercury fillings.
The not so good news is:
From what I've learned, any metal in the body will act as an antenna for wireless micro wave radiation.
I've even noticed a difference in not wearing earrings anymore or rings.
Lizzie

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      Hey guys, do you think the stainless steel posts (I have three) in my teeth are a contributing factor to my ems?



There are three of them, they're all very small, and completely within the tooth itself (not extending into root or jaw).



I could have them replaced with bio-compatible substance, but it's expensive! And i've just spent a lot of money getting all my mercury fillings removed, plus replacing some metal crowns with porcelain ones.



Worth the money & pain? What do you guys think?



-Anna





   
     

   
   






       

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Hmm, yes, and I just spoke with a holistic dentist who said that most so-called "stainless steel" metal used in dentistry (including braces!) is actually a steel-nickle amalgam, and nickel is toxic.

(Sigh!)

Conventional dentistry is SO TOXIC!

-Anna

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Sigh.....I'm sorry Anna.
I agree. Conventional dentistry is toxic, just like its cousins.
Lizzie

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      Hmm, yes, and I just spoke with a holistic dentist who said that most so-called "stainless steel" metal used in dentistry (including braces!) is actually a steel-nickle amalgam, and nickel is toxic.



(Sigh!)



Conventional dentistry is SO TOXIC!



-Anna



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Porcelain is great, but too pricey for most people. Though I believe composite resin is also a little toxic, I think it's nowhere near toxic metals. I had all my amalgams replaced to composite resin.

FYI, one of my composite resin appears to have worn off. It hurt a little for a while, since the nerves are exposed. But I didn't want to go back to any dental office. I know that teeth are bones too, and so they should regenerate under suitable conditions. I help it a little: Soak it with my own urine. Before you puke, I should let you know that I drink fresh urine every morning anyway. So there.

Result: The pain disappeared after a few days. What I see where the composite resin was is a translucent layer of enamel.

I've not been to any dentist since I got all my amalgams replaced in 2007.

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Elizabeth thode wrote thus at 10:02 11/05/2012:

Actually, I have read of this. Also can be used  in helping with blurry vision, believe it or not.
Although probably not wise to do this when detoxing, as urine will be contaminated with heavy metals and other impurities.
Another suggestion is to use diluted Magnesium Chloride oil on teeth and gums. I have seen
Magnesium Chloride Oil (DILUTED) help many with tooth aches and bleeding gum issues.

There's much that is used in other countries, that are frowned upon here.
Lizzie
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      Porcelain is great, but too pricey for most people. Though I believe composite resin is also a little toxic, I think it's nowhere near toxic metals. I had all my amalgams replaced to composite resin.



FYI, one of my composite resin appears to have worn off. It hurt a little for a while, since the nerves are exposed. But I didn't want to go back to any dental office. I know that teeth are bones too, and so they should regenerate under suitable conditions. I help it a little: Soak it with my own urine. Before you puke, I should let you know that I drink fresh urine every morning anyway. So there.



Result: The pain disappeared after a few days. What I see where the composite resin was is a translucent layer of enamel.



I've not been to any dentist since I got all my amalgams replaced in 2007.



kb



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>Sigh.....I'm sorry Anna.

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On May 10, Anna Budd <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hey guys, do you think the stainless steel posts (I have three) in my teeth are a contributing factor to my ems?

It's possible -- I notice my symptoms worsen when using plastic-frame reading glasses
or sunglasses, due the metal content of the screw/hinges and the metal reinforcing
wire inside the plastic.  But this only happens when I'm in a high-EMF environment,
like next to a computer.

Marc