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Old 03-25-2015, 02:09 PM #1
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Question Ceramic inlays
Hi Bryanna,

I have a dental cavity on my upper left 7th molar. The cavity lies towards the 8th tooth i.e. laterally on the 7th tooth.

I visited the dentist and she talked about using ceramic inlay for it.

I have never heard about it before. I have had composite fillings before.

I am asking from toxicity point of view - just as mercury fillings are toxic ,so are composite fillings as per Hal Huggins.


Are ceramic inlays safe atleast ?


Regards,
Amit.
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