According to scientific publications, dentists, auxiliary staff and the patient are exposed to very high amounts of mercury vapor during removal of amalgam fillings. It has been shown that the level of mercury in the blood increases very high in filling removal procedures performed without taking any measures. This situation can cause serious problems, especially in those with a genetic predisposition. It creates a serious toxic burden on the body that must be expelled even in more resilient people.
As well as removing the fillings, evaluating the general health status of the patient beforehand, preparing the procedure, evaluating the materials to be used in terms of biocompatibility with the patient and then giving an idea about what they can do to reduce the toxic burden on the body are important points from the point of view of biological dentistry.