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Scientific research demonstrates that dental mercury amalgam exposes dental professionals, dental staff and patients to releases of mercury vapour, mercury containing particulate and other forms of mercury contamination.
Mercury vapour is known to be released from dental amalgam fillings at higher rates during brushing, cleaning,clenching of teeth, chewing and during placement, and removal of dental mercury amalgam fillings.
At NDDQ, we strictly follow the protocol defined by the IAOMT (International Association of Oral Medicine and Toxicology) for safely removing mercury fillings.
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X-rays are required to view the depth and condition of existing fillings and the areas where teeth contact one another.
After your initial examination and consultation the dentist will review any x-rays and photographs taken of your teeth and create a treatment plan specifically for you.
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All amalgam fillings will be removed using strict safety protocols for mercury removal established by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT) www.iaomt.org.
At New Directions Dentistry QLD, we prioritise your wellness above everything. So, you can trust our experienced and skilled dentists to obtain safe amalgam removal services in Brisbane and amalgam replacement procedures. The entire process will use the SMART method and be performed by our amalgam removal & replacement specialist to provide a near-painless experience.
Commonly, amalgam fillings made from liquid mercury and low-copper alloys are known to leak, which are better replaced with white fillings. The white fillings are also known as composite fillings because they use a mixture of resin and powdered glass. Such fillings can resemble natural tooth colour appearance and are good sealants for increasing tooth strength.
The New Directions Dentistry QLD team also recommends obtaining white fillings when the existing fillings are stained, chipped or leaking. Numerous wellness reasons qualify the need for obtaining amalgam replacement, and we can offer you same-day treatments in healthy cases.
The amalgam filling removal Brisbane treatment will begin with carefully removing the mercury filling, followed by inserting high-grade and durable white fillings. Arranging essentials for the procedure, like rubber dam installation, nasal medical air provision, proper air filtration and amalgam waste disposal, will all be handled by our qualified amalgam removal Brisbane experts.
You can rely on our Dentist Teneriffe team at New Directions Dentistry QLD to keep you comfortable and safe at every moment during the procedure.
It is incredibly important to remove mercury amalgam fillings when it’s suspected to leak into the mouth. Besides having an unnatural appearance in your smile, the mercury amalgam fillings could cause the following health problems:
After an amalgam removal procedure, it’s important to dispose of it safely. Otherwise, it can mix with water or soil and cause environmental damage. Disposing of mercury in hazardous waste is also recommended to prevent accidental exposure to the metal aside from natural reasons.
Mercury carries high toxicity, so you must always obtain an amalgam replacement procedure at a reputed dental centre like New Directions Dentistry QLD. Our state-of-the-art facilities can neutralise such dangers without hassles to you.
Moreover, safe amalgam waste disposal also prevents you from ingesting its particles apart from averting the inhalation of mercury vapours.
This piece of content is not a substitute for professional diagnosis, advice, or treatment. Always seek advice from a qualified healthcare practitioner or local dentist before deciding any types of surgical or invasive procedure.