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STORY AT-A-GLANCE
For the 11th year in a row, we celebrate our annual Mercury Awareness and Mercury-Free Dentistry Week. We focus on the need for all of us to receive mercury-free dentistry — no amalgam fillings! — and shift national and international policies accordingly. The leader of this campaign is Consumers for Dental Choice, led by Charlie Brown
All this week, September 5 to 11, 2021, I put my money where my mouth is, matching your gift to Consumers for Dental Choice, up to a total of $150,000
Launching a full-court press in 2018, Consumers for Dental Choice convinced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to break its silence and to recommend against amalgam use for well over 100,000,000 Americans
The FDA specifically, since September 2020, recommends against dental amalgam for children or women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or planning to become pregnant in the future, or anyone who has a sensitivity to mercury, have kidney problems or neurological disease, as it poses a risk to their health
Consumers for Dental Choice founded the World Alliance for Mercury-Free Dentistry, a coalition of nonprofit groups from all over the world dedicated to ending the use of amalgam worldwide. The World Alliance had spectacular success in Europe. In 2020, the European Commission recommended that the European Parliament and European Council phase out all amalgam use in the 27-nation European Union. Italy has already begun a full phase-out of amalgam.
Important Health Information
While removing amalgam can be a direct boon to your health, it's crucial to have it done by a biological dentist who understands the risks and can do it safely. When I had mine removed, the dentist I used was beyond clueless, and I suffered liver damage as a result of the toxic dumping that occurred.

A great resource if you're looking for a biological dentist trained in the safe removal of amalgam is ToxicTeeth.org's Find a Dentist page. There you can search for a qualified dentist by country/state, as well as by service and/or mercury-free dental association. Other excellent sources include IABDM.org and holisticdental.org. You can also contact Brown via email, at [email protected].