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Old 10-19-2014, 10:29 AM #1
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AKDENTAL,

Nothing is really going to adhere to the metal. If it is cold sensitive to air, he could try putting some ortho wax over that area. But it will come off when he eats. You can usually buy ortho wax at a drug store. It is used for people who have braces on their teeth as they put it over the metal brackets to prevent the metal from irritating the inside of the cheek.

Please be sure that the dentist follows the proper removal protocol before he goes for his appointment as the dentist cannot follow it without the proper equipment and there are no substitutions for the equipment. It is critically important for your husband to be limited to the exposure of the mercury in that filling when they take it out.

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QUOTE=AKDENTAL;1103940]Thank you very much, Bryanna, for your help. Called the dentist and he can't get in for another two weeks. Is it wise to put some temporary filling material on the side of the tooth where the amalgam filling is showing? It seems like it's where the tooth cracked and is where it hurts when he taps on it?[/QUOTE]
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***I have been in the dental profession for 4 decades. I am an educator and Certified Dental Assistant extensively experienced in chair side assisting and dental radiography. The information that I provide here is my opinion based on my education and professional experience. It is not meant to be taken as medical advice.***
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Thank you very much again for your help, Bryanna!


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AKDENTAL,

Nothing is really going to adhere to the metal. If it is cold sensitive to air, he could try putting some ortho wax over that area. But it will come off when he eats. You can usually buy ortho wax at a drug store. It is used for people who have braces on their teeth as they put it over the metal brackets to prevent the metal from irritating the inside of the cheek.

Please be sure that the dentist follows the proper removal protocol before he goes for his appointment as the dentist cannot follow it without the proper equipment and there are no substitutions for the equipment. It is critically important for your husband to be limited to the exposure of the mercury in that filling when they take it out.

Bryanna



QUOTE=AKDENTAL;1103940]Thank you very much, Bryanna, for your help. Called the dentist and he can't get in for another two weeks. Is it wise to put some temporary filling material on the side of the tooth where the amalgam filling is showing? It seems like it's where the tooth cracked and is where it hurts when he taps on it?
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