## All I know for sure is that the dentist was amazed enough to ask what
I was doing differently, nearly insisted that I was using that strong
flouride toothpaste he gave me regularly [not at all..and don't have
flouridated water] and no longer tried to poke that sharp thing into any
potential holes.
BTW, I told him about CS, gave him a sample and he didn't just look the
other way...but hasn't mentioned it again either.
Ken
At 01:57 PM 8/11/00 -0400, you wrote:
Annex wrote:
> Come on guys, the CS used as a mouthwash certainly can't "seal" the
> fillings! More likely, it has killed any of the bacteria, or other
> pathogens
> that cause decay around the fillings!!!!! After all, that is what CS
is all
> about.
>
> Bill Biagioli N.M.D.
I wouldn't be too sure. Fillings are a mixture (actually a solid solution) of
silver and mercury. If you expose an amalgam to mercury, it will dissolve
into
the mixture (be absorbed by it) and become part of it. If you have mercury
which is leeching to the surface, then any CS which contacts the surface
should
quickly become almagamated with it, immobolizing it.
I can see a theoretical basis for this, but have no idea if it really happens.
Marshall
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