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Old 07-22-2011, 12:58 PM #1
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Default grinding down metal crown without dam

I went to a biological dentist because I have pain with dentistry and have ms and lyme disease. I did a Melisa blood test showing i'm allergic to tin and borderline to gold. I was having a temp crown adjusted for the bite and she ended up moving over to an older crown made of gold because it was too high too.

Should I be concerned that no precautions other than water/section were used for this? I'm paying extra to see someone who is supposed to be more knowledgable about overall health and dentistry. I concerned she didn't protect me just to save some time, am i worrying about nothing?

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