This essay focuses on amalgam removal beneficial. The paper is written and the sources are attached. I just need a few adjustments.  Go over the pros and cons for removal. Double-check the information you provided. You say that it is recommended that amalgam fillings be replaced in pregnant and lactating women.

 

amalgam removal beneficial

 

Is removing amalgams beneficial

Firstly, The paper is about amalgams and if amalgam removal beneficial.

Secondly, The paper is written and the sources are attache.

Thirdly, I just need a few adjustments.

In addition, Go over the pros and cons for removal.

Moreover, Double-check the information you provide.

Further, You say that it is recommended that amalgam fillings be replace in pregnant and lactating women.

However, your sources contradict that.

Additionally, When is removal appropriate? Is routine removal appropriate?

Furthermore, Why have amalgams been successful?

Lastly, What are the proper techniques for removals?

Finally, How would you approach the topic with YOUR patients, if they were to ask?

Dental amalgam restorative

Dental amalgam restorative material has be use for many years dating back to the middle ages-

and even before this period, as mentioned by Hyson in Amalgams: Its History and Perils (2006).¹

The use of such materials is not new but techniques in the use of these materials has greatly improve

overtime in both preparation and placement of all existing restoration materials.

Postings on the internet and conversations on this subject have suggest that amalgam restorations,

which contain mercury, may be contributing to and linked to oral and systemic problems.

Patients who are concern about the safety issue of amalgams are asking questions of their dental professionals.

Additionally, environmental issues are of concern as well since amalgam material has been release into the environment for decades.

general health problems

Notations about general health problems have been especially pervasive over the past twenty years worldwide-

not only for patients but for those in fields such as dentistry that involve occupational mercury exposure in the work environment.

As patients read these postings and deal with their own health issues,

the subject appears to surface more frequently in articles and over the internet.

With the development of the internet capabilities and search modalities

, it is much easier to find information, share thoughts with others and ask relative questions related to the individuals’ own health concerns.

This is especially relevant for Facebook and LinkedIn users where comments and discussion often occur between groups of people.

This course provides current information on the use of amalgam in restorative dentistry,

the removal of amalgam from teeth and work-related hazards associate with amalgam.

It will also improve communication with the patient and determine the best practices

when considering removal of the amalgam material for all those involve.

This course is not to suggest that dental amalgam should be remove because of health implications,

but rather to assist the clinician in determining whether an amalgam should be remove when request by a patient.