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from removing Ron‟s fillings. I put Ron through the standard
procedures we do for new patients plus the Oral Potential Meter
II, for an electrical check of his fillings.
Checking Ron‟s mouth, I found mixed metals, gold inlays, and
crowns as well as mercury silver amalgam fillings; another case
of mixed metals that resulted in the current known as oral
galvanism. The Oral Potential Meter II readings were only
slightly above normal, nothing that made me think that the
electricity was the problem. However, research shows that the
amount of current is not proportional to the severity of the
health problems. Remember, every patient has his or her own
level of sensitivity.
Removing Ron‟s three fillings on the upper left side, one gold
inlay and two mercury amalgams was enough to stop the pain
that night in one area of his body. Successful pain relief
prompted him to continue having the fillings removed. After
each appointment, on the way home (two hour drive), he would
tell his wife where the pain had left his body. Ninety eight
percent of Ron‟s pain was gone after the last metal filling had
been removed.
Filling removal was completed in 1993 and, in 1996, he told
me, “I have not mentioned this to anyone, but if you had not
helped me, I would have committed suicide.”
Ron‟s letter to the American Dental Association:
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