Biological Dentistry - meron na nakatry?

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Ung Dr. Coronacion naririnig rinig ko sa mga classmates ko. Sorry wala ako masyado alam sakanila. Hehe
So kung hindi amalgam ang ginagamit composite ang nilalagay nila?

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Ung Dr. Coronacion naririnig rinig ko sa mga classmates ko. Sorry wala ako masyado alam sakanila. Hehe
So kung hindi amalgam ang ginagamit composite ang nilalagay nila?

Oo yung composite na pasta tapos dapat compatability testing.

Kaya pala sa drugstore phased-out na old school mercury thermometer. Accurate pa naman yun kaysa digital. Pero yun danger kasi pag nabasag yung thermometer at paglaruan ng bata baka bigla kainin.

Tapos bawal ang root canal. Pinaka-safe daw bunot na lang. Eh sa mga dentist ang pera nasa root canal di ba?

Checking Compatibility of Dental Materials—An Important Step in Biological Dentistry

"One of the things that we believe in biological dentistry is it's important to check for the compatibility of dental materials," Dr Glaros says "There are different ways to do that I don't care which way it's done; I just like that it's paid attention to That is the way to honor a patient We all have patients that can take anything Then we all have patients for whom everything becomes an issue So testing for compatibility of materials is crucial

[W]e also want to protect the environment Having mercury separators in dental offices is a unique thing, unfortunately But dentists don't see that as an issue It's not particularly expensive, you know, 500 bucks maybe to put a separator in your office, so that the mercury fillings you're grinding out and cleaning out don't end up in our water supply "

According to Dr Glaros, an estimated 30 tons of mercury are placed in people's mouths each year in the US That's A LOT of mercury! And a lot of it ends up as environmental pollution as a result of dentists who fail to give this issue the attention it deserves

"San Francisco Bay had a big problem with mercury in it They tried to get the dentists to volunteer to put the separators on They didn't do it, so they mandated it Within four or five years, the problem has cleared up in San Francisco Bay," Dr Glaros says