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Metals in the mouth - 23 2 07

Traditional medicine prefers to refer to “Cartesian or Galileian” reports for diagnoses; it does not consider the first symptoms of chronic diseases which are the scourge of our times among which the number of autoimmune pathologies enormously increases. As the latency period of chronic diseases is very long and during this latency period the symptoms are not evident ,they are not recognized in their initial phase; yet, the way we live and we eat, our superficial and hurried social habits, a chronic interstitial tissue intoxication and latent acidosis which is always present, the “antiage” means and materials we insert into our body should make us understand that we are exposed to serious risks. These kinds of patients are often treated like people who suffer from “ psycological disorders” as there are often various symptoms the aspects of which may be of varius types and are not “objectively” found in traditional allopathic medicine. Doctors have to investigate these “functional or sine materia alterations” especially odontologists, in my opinion. Endogenous and exogenous pollution is becoming a more and more important as a relevant cause of these dangers for our health and numerous pathologies are caused or facilitated by the contacts we more or less consciously have with chemical constituents or with toxic substances. I do not wish to dwell on this subject in this context, but I just wish to point out how many anticryptogamic substances and similar substances are now present in the “ clear, fresh and sweet water” we normally drink and use to cook the food we are going to eat…..not to mention the so called ” mineral water”, at least some types of mineral water that we buy at a very high price but that really need to be filtered so that the toxic substances they contain can be reduced; the way we preserve food- for example aluminum food containers which we use and throw away or the habit of cooking in old aluminum pots, the use of a table service the alloy of which consists of chromium and nickel may increase the remarkable load of toxic substances to which our organism is already exposed. Odontologists are morally responsible for the substances they use and for the substances they introduce into their patients’ mouths , as their pantients are confident in them; this happens because that the electrochemical potential of metals – or electric charge- is present in all metal elements, the so called metal free elements ( metal zirconium oxide alloys the electric charge of which is 5 times that of other common metal alloys) titanium alloys, cromium cobalt alloys, precious or non precious alloys. Precious alloys used in the odontologic field may cause oxidation and produce a more ore less remarkable amount of ions, if they are not worked correctly, especially if these alloys are “low”, even if their purity and tolerableness is carefully checked; as a consequence of this, they cause oral pathologies or symptoms- the first symptoms are considered as functional pathologies – but afterwards they turn into degenerative pathologies or they can even contribute to immunological deficit or immunological alterations. As described in the following, dental alloys may change due to salivation and to the presence of other environmental or non environmental pollutants, or due to incorrect nutrition or to the fact that some dental products have not been worked properly in laboratories and to the fact that old alloys should not be reused, even if they are of very good quality. For the above reasons and for other reasons, the regular shape of crystal lattice turns into an instable shape with free electrons, with an elevated electrochemical potential and with the formation of oxides which will constantly diffuse through the organism in the form of salts, especially through the defence lymphatic system and will almost always overload it in an excessive manner. An alloy, as its name indicates, consists of a series of metals and all these metals, if their lattice is not perfectly closed, diffuses with ions, that is to say with oxidation. These alloys are used to build mobile dental prosthesis as well as fixed prosthesis and they are intended to be harmless for the organism; unfortunately, although this goal is near at hand, it has not yet been reached, especially because these alloys are supposed to meet certain requirements during their use. Gold represents the basic element but they also consist of Palladium,Indium, Iridium and Gallium, Silver, Zinc as well as Copper which, during the fusion process of same or while manufacturing the prosthesis develop OXIDES, bot at their surfaces and at depth. Local phenomena such as bleeding gums, gingival taooes,aphta, stomatitis, tongue reddening, taste alteration, gingival hyperplasia associated with chronic parodontitis which cause osseus resorption, an excessive production of plaque due to various types of bacteria, some of which are regarded as the main cause of heart diseases after they have been isolated during a myocardial infarct. The systematic effects,instead, may become evident in various parts of the body, with allergies, eczema,ophtalmic and neurologic disorders, gastroenteric pathologies,rhinitis,pharingitis, acoustic phenomena and so on, especially when one is in contact with objects manufactured by goldsmiths such as rings, earrrings, necklaces and piercing. The electrochemical potential is an electric charge which is present in all metallic and non metallic elements, gold alloys are the only types of alloys that can be stabilized and rendered harmless and cytocmpatible by simply turning the dynamic electrochemical potential into a static form , so as to avoid the formation of oxides and their relaese, and this thanks to a particular kinetic inertial heat treatment under a vitric layer. However, the local and common effects produced in the organism correspond to the action of the metals which have been released and, as this is a very wide field, it is still a subject for scientific investigations. Once these ions have penetrated into the organism, they diffuse more or less quickly, they can even be carried and then partially or completely expelled or they can selectively accumulate inside some tissues. A series of symptoms caused by induced currents as well as a series of effects caused by metals in “ sensitive” persons are listed below: The symptoms and consequences of electrochemical corrosion in the oral cavity are : 1)Metallic ions released in the oral cavity diffuse in hard tissues such as: Teeth Bones As well as in soft tissues and in liquids such as : Saliva – enteron Blood- diffusion in the organism, accumulation and/or excretion The local and common effects in the organism correspond to the actions of the metals which have been released ; this field is very wide and it is still a subject for scientific investigations, however these symptoms refer to local or to widespread induced currents. 2) Local effects caused by currents and by the diffusion of metallic ions, a burning sensation, dental dischrony, galvanic pain, pulp inflammation, electric pulp shock, PH alteration,myelasis (primary digestion) body temperature increase and chronic tissue irritation, acoustic disorders and migraine,cariogenesis, a metallic taste (in the morning, while waking up, nasty sensations during the day,halitosis, xarostomia, increased or reduced salivation, increased or reduced plaque formation,glossitis, allergic erythema, contact stomatitis, erosion, tongue ulceration, oral mucous membrane ulceration, trigeminal neuralgia, plain lichenification,leukoplakia, kelitis, perleche, root fractures, gingival tattoes, gingival retractions, paraorthodontic pathologies, dental implant corrosion, polyform hyperplasia, benign and malignant neoplasms. 3)General metallic ion effects in the organism through saliva,intestine, blood,skin : allergies, rhinitis, pharingitis, hand eczema, general eczema, eczematous dermatitis, ophtalmic, otolaryngologic,gastroenterologic, neurologic, on the biological blood constants. In this type of alloy we find an electrochemical potential which causes not only bimetallism, electrogalvanism with the consequent ionization of oxidate elements toward various tissues, but this potential also causes dental cement disgregation with consequent salivary infiltration, liquid effusion in the alloy; it can damage the device itself and cause a series of reactions due to bacterial focuses. By Rosario Muto Info: http://www.italiasalute.it/Servizi/dental.asp rosario.muto@tiscali.it

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