Mercury from fillings? The very type of fillings that have not been used for almost 40 years?
Amalgam fillings were designed for a 15-20 year life. I had some that lasted 35, but they are all long gone now. How many are really still floating around in people’s mouths.
There’s another, unspoken, side to this requirement. Who is the equipment maker with a brother in law at the EPA?
Mercury from fillings?
What about mercury from the new light bulbs that we have to buy? And that is free not chemically bound mercury.
Who is the equipment maker with brother in law that's a relative of Harry Reid at the EPA?
Needed a tweak.
“”How many are really still floating around in people’s mouths.””
I still have a mouth full of them and they’ve been there at least 60-65 years. At one time a dentist wanted to replace them all and the procedure for doing that according to regulations would compare with a procedure to get ready to blast off to the moon. For one thing everyone in the office would have to be clothed in biohazard gear. I wasn’t interested....