Posted by R. Ticle on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Metal-implants-in-the-face-tp1554615p1554629.html

My mom once had something dental made out of titanium; I forget exactly what it was for - maybe some kind of guard to stop her from grinding her teethat night? Don't quote me on that. ;)

What I do remember is that even though the dentist did some sort of compatibility testing for it, and said titanium was the best metal for her, she still found it intolerable.  I can't recall if she said it tasted, or "felt" metallic, but she couldn't use it.  I don't think the issue was EMF-related in her case (though who knows)...but I just thought I'd mention that if it's of interest to anyone.

R.

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Marc, it's supposed to be inert so the body doesn't react to it but the jury is still out in my opinion.

 

Loni



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From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>

Subject: Re: [eSens] Metal implants in the face

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Date: Tuesday, June 22, 2010, 11:33 AM



 



> My son is having one metal implant removed from his face today. He's got

> 4 of them. It is a derivative of titanium.  Are these implants dangerous

> to have with the posibility of developing ES?



Isn't titanium supposed to have low conductivity? This might make it a good

choice (?)



Marc



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