Is mercury filling removal safe?
Inhaling mercury vapour released from mercury filling has different adverse health effects, including harming the digestive, nervous and immune system, kidneys and lungs. During your mercury filling removal, the dentist will use a high-speed suction and, in some cases, rubber dam isolation to reduce inhalation of the mercury vapour while removing the filling. If you want to replace your mercury filling with white ones, your dentist might use tungsten carbide burs to remove larger pieces instead of small pieces and aerosol.