According to scientific publications, during the removal of amalgam fillings, the dentist, assistant staff and the patient are exposed to very high amounts of mercury vapor. It has been shown that the mercury level in the blood rises very high in filling removal procedures performed without taking any precautions. This can cause serious problems, especially in those who are genetically predisposed. Even in more resistant people, it creates a serious toxic load for the body that must be excreted.
In addition to the removal of fillings, evaluating the general health status of the patient, preparing the patient for the procedure, evaluating the materials to be used in terms of biocompatibility with the patient and giving an idea about what they can do to reduce the toxic load on the body afterward are some of the important points from the point of view of biological dentistry.