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The “silver” fillings used for over a decade aren’t 100 percent silver but are a mix of metals, including tin, copper, and mercury. You will never find mercury-containing fillings at the biological practice of Janet S. Stopka DDS, PC. The office goes beyond what other practices offer for the long-term health of their patients with Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal in Burr Ridge — the SMART Technique.
Amalgam fillings contain 50 percent mercury. Exposure to this toxic element can affect immune, respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, nervous system, and urinary tract health. Mercury can also cross the blood-brain barrier, passing through a mother’s placenta, and putting the unborn child at risk of birth defects.
You can also be exposed to mercury when filings are removed. Mercury is released at even higher levels as vapors during the process. A biological, healthy practice means the dentist avoids placing silver fillings and is equipped to remove these fillings safely.
An active member of the International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology, Janet S. Stopka DDS, PC abides by the organization’s standards for safe mercury amalgam removal. To protect patients and dental staff, the practice has invested in the equipment and training to uphold IAOMT protocols. The dental team limits exposure to mercury vapors during the removal process by:
Trust the health of your mouth and body to a dentist who is mercury safe, and mercury free. Call (630) 756-5844 today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Stopka at the Burr Ridge office.
With over two decades of experience, Dr. Janet S.
Stopka is a driven, passionate and renowned professional in the field of dentistry. Her ability to
provide patient-centered care and insistence on healthy biological dentistry has created an environment of
trust and comfort amongst herself and her patients.
Whilst being a patient-oriented expert, she is also a strong advocate of mercury safe dentistry and
invests in the latest technological equipment to assist and reduce risk during complicated dental
procedures.
She is also a progressive and keen member of the IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine and
Toxicology).