Resources For Related to Non-Toxic Dentistry

       *Important Note*:  Some of these organizations provide lists
       of toxic-free dentists.  Just because a dentist does not use
       mercury, does not mean that the dentist is a "good" dentist.
       It is important to learn as much as possible about a quality
       amalgam removal protocol and options for replacements of fillings 
       and crowns before automatically accepting whatever the dentist 
       says.  Dentists should be willing to discuss the procedures 
       and options in detail with the patient.  Try to find a dentist 
       who has extensive experiencing removing amalgam and placing
       lower toxicity fillings (e.g., composites).  If you feel 
       uneasy about what your dentist recommends, get a second opinion
       from another toxic-free dentist or post a question to the
       AMALGAM mailing list (see below).


1.  Environmental Dental Association

    For a list of non-mercury, "biologically progressive" dentists 
    and a catalog, send a self-addressed, stamped, #10 envelope with
    55 cents postage and enclose $3.00 to:

       The EDA
       10160 Aviary Drive
       San Diego, CA 92131 
       (800) 388-8124


2.  Hal A. Huggins, DDS, MS  -  Research In Toxicity
    5080 List Drive
    Colorado Springs, CO 80901
    719-522-0566
    http://www.hugnet.com/

    Call for a list of dentists in your area who have completed a
    Huggins' Seminar and trained in Huggins' treatment techniques.

    They also provide a catalog of books and services.


3.  Foundation For Toxic-Free Dentistry

    For a list of all mercury (amalgam)-free dentists in your area, 
    send a self-addressed, stamped, #10 envelope with 78 cents postage
    to:

       Foundation For Toxic-Free Dentistry
       P.O. Box 608010; Orlando
       FL 32860-8010 and they will send you a


4.  Oramedics International
    R.R. 1, Box 102
    Lake Linden, MI 49945

    Provides excellent books on how to complete prevent dental 
    disease.  ""How to Become Dentally Self-Sufficient" by Robert O. 
    Nara, DDS is $8.95 + $1.00 postage ($9.95 total).  "Money By The 
    Mouthful by Dr. Nara is $5.95 total.  Write to ask for a catalog
    of books, back issues of old newsletter, and articles.

    Also, please see the OraMedia site for more information about
    the work of Dr. Robert O. Nara, DDS:    
    http://mizar5.com/omedia1.htm

5.  Dental Amalgam Mercury Syndrome (DAMS)
    6025 Osuna Blvd.
    NE Suite B
    Albuquerque, NM 87109-2523
    (505) 888-0111

    Call for an information packet.  They publish a newsletter with 
    the latest research and offer a catalog of books related to non-toxic 
    dentistry.


6.  Bio-Probe, Inc.
    P.O. Box 608010
    Orlando, FL 32860-8010
    (407) 290-9670, (800) 282-9670
    http://www.bioprobe.com
    bpinfo@bioprobe.com

    Offers a newsletter, "Bio-Probe," extensive listing of books related
    to the mercury amalgam issues and non-toxic dentistry (including a
    book on detoxing after removal of amalgam fillings), and some 
    dental supplies.  Excellent web page.


7.  International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology (IAOMT)
    P.O. Box 17597
    Colorado Springs, Colorado 80935
    (407) 298-2450

    Holds scientific symposia for dental professionals and researchers on 
    dentistry.


8.  AMALGAM Mailing List

    A scientific discussion of the mercury amalgam issue.

    To subscribe send an email to:

        LISTSERV@LISTSERV.GMD.DE

    with the following text in the BODY of the message:

        SUB AMALGAM your_name

    where "your_name" is your real name.

    To post a message to the AMALGAM mailing list, send to:

        AMALGAM@LISTSERV.GMD.DE

    For those of you outside the U.S., you may be able to find 
    organizations and patient groups by posting a request for
    information to the AMALGAM mailing list.