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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / July 2007Are dental implants poisonous to humans?
I've been out of dental school for almost 30 years. Thanks to this group, an posters like Jan Drew, I've learned that mercury in thimerosal preserved vaccines causes autism and that mercury in mercury-amalgam fillings is poisonous to humans and that root canals are dangerous and poisonous as well and that all endo treated teeth should be extracted. Are dental implants bad, too? Discuss. > I've been out of dental school for almost 30 years. Thanks to this > group, an posters like Jan Drew, I've learned that mercury in thimerosal [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Discuss. Although implants are relatively new to dentistry compared to amalgams or root canals, and more research on them needs to be done, there has been pretty strong evidence so far that they are indeed harmful to patients. Their effect is slowly developing and appears to affect older people more. I will alert you to a large, well-conducted study of implants placed on 60-year olds. The study found out that after 20 years of the implant placement many of those patients were dead. From those that were alive, many suffered from heart problems and elevated blood pressure and almost all reported an inability to perform sexually. I think the evidence speaks for itself! Regards, George Yeah it does... In 20 years, I will be in the same condition... With or without implants.... I'll bet they lose their hair and hearing too... And they will probably get bitchy about the cost of dental treatment.... Hmm all of that from implants.... On 7/24/2007 1:42 PM, in article 1185298935.178597.64510@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com, "George" <chpetros@hotmail.com> wrote: >> I've been out of dental school for almost 30 years. Thanks to this >> group, an posters like Jan Drew, I've learned that mercury in thimerosal [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Regards, > George > Yeah it does... > > In 20 years, I will be in the same condition... With or without implants.... > > I'll bet they lose their hair and hearing too... And they will probably get > bitchy about the cost of dental treatment.... For those sarcasm-impaired in this newsgroup... there was never a study like that. I was being sarcastic about the poor research often used by the ant-amalgam, anti-endo crowd. Regards, George >> Yeah it does... >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >Regards, >George We knew that. > >> Yeah it does... > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > We knew that. I had no doubt about that newb, I just wanted to clarify before Jan starts quoting me. Regards, George Yeah On 7/26/2007 2:14 PM, in article tvgab3973752oem6rdjsot9av0fugh5uc2@4ax.com, >>> Yeah it does... >>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > We knew that. > > Yeah it does... > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > study like that. I was being sarcastic about the poor research often > used by the ant-amalgam, anti-endo crowd. I need a good laugh. I'm going to look at the ADA's "evidence based" web page. George <chpetros@hotmail.com> says: >> I've been out of dental school for almost 30 years. Thanks to this >> group, an posters like Jan Drew, I've learned that mercury in thimerosal >> preserved vaccines causes autism and that mercury in mercury-amalgam >> fillings is poisonous to humans and that root canals are dangerous and >> poisonous as well and that all endo treated teeth should be extracted. >> Are dental implants bad, too? >> Discuss. >Although implants are relatively new to dentistry compared to amalgams >or root canals, and more research on them needs to be done, there has [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >blood pressure and almost all reported an inability to perform >sexually. I think the evidence speaks for itself! Hopefully the poor fellow that demanded that you "Discuss" the issue will give you a high grade! cordially, as always, rm >> I've been out of dental school for almost 30 years. Thanks to this >> group, an posters like Jan Drew, I've learned that mercury in thimerosal [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Regards, > George ROTFL. Points well taken! Yes All depends on the materials you may use, the mercury has been approved of course as a toxical one. But today we have new materials which may be less toxical or even non-toxical, such as the Zirconia ceramic we supply. Regards. >I've been out of dental school for almost 30 years. Thanks to this >group, an posters like Jan Drew, I've learned that mercury in thimerosal [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Discuss. Does the Pope sh.t in the woods?
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