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DNA/RNA is altered by Prenatal Mercury Exposure In the FDA’s 186-page report on the Epidemiological Evidence on the Adverse Health Effects Reported in Relation to Mercury from Dental Amalgam: A systematic literature (2010 – Present) released in September 2019, there were several omissions. One of them was the lack of any reporting on the effects of mercury on DNA and RNA. It is well-known that alterations in DNA/RNA can lead to genetic disorders, developmental problems and increase risk of cancer and other disease. Since 2019, much more research has been conducted in the arena. Here we present a summary of [...]

The Casa Pia Children's Amalgam Trial The FDA's Evidence that amalgam exposure does not affect long-term health outcomes Woods, J.S. et al., “Biomarkers of Kidney Integrity in Children and Adolescents with Dental Amalgam Mercury Exposure: Findings from the Casa Pia Children’s Amalgam Trial,” Environmental Research, Vol. 108, pp. 393-399, 2008. The FDA is STILL using the above-referenced study, and others, on their website (hyperlinked above) and in the Special Controls document[1] to tout the safety of Amalgam fillings, despite new data to refute or reduce the impact of the initial study findings. The data for this, and prior and subsequent studies [...]

The truth is that many composites are superior to amalgam. A 1994 study by the prestigious Clinical Research Associates group of Provo, Utah, examined 21 dental filling materials over a 3-year period. They ranked each according to wear, marginal adaptation (closeness of fit to the tooth), surface smoothness, wear of opposing teeth, breakage and color match. Amalgam was ranked 14th in overall strength, durability and effectiveness behind 11 composite filling materials and two porcelain/ceramic materials. Ten of the top 11 materials were composites. The study also showed that recurrent decay and root canal therapy did not happen often enough on [...]

Appendix I Table: Symptoms related to Mercury Amalgam Fillings 158 Unique References Shading highlights newer studies; Italics indicates that the article is a Review article Allergies (Forkel et al., 2024; Prochazkova et al., 2004; Stejskal et al., 1999; Zamm, 2007) Alzheimer’s Disease (Bjørklund et al., 2019b; Cariccio et al., 2019; Mutter et al., 2010, 2004; Pamphlett and Kum Jew, 2018; Siblerud et al., 2019; Sun et al., 2015) Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Adams et al., 1983; Barber, 1978; Redhe and Pleva, 1994) Antibiotic resistance (Edlund et al., 1996; Leistevuo et al., 2002; Mutter, 2011; Summers et al., 1993) Asthma/Respiratory (Duplinsky and [...]