Dr. Ben Javid

So you want to get in there, and when you use ozone to clean, you're doing a much better job than you can with just scraping the stuff off your teeth.

Mm-hmm.

But again, for surgeries, we use it when we go in and clean out an infected area, even for fillings or any area of a cavity.

If it's a shallow cavity, you can ozonate the tooth structure.

And when you ozonate the tooth structure, it literally kills the bacteria that's causing the cavity on there.

And it'll just stop where it is.

You know, fillings, you know, obviously everyone now knows that the mercury fillings are horrible, right?

Heavy metal toxicity, mercury.

It's more than 50% mercury.

Still being used, though.

Still being used.

Wow.

In this country, still being used.

The FDA allows that?

yeah i know it's it's really sad situation with that because you're you're um in europe and a lot of countries were abandoned in the 70s you know a lot of countries abandoned here they're still okay with it to be placed for some reason i don't know why hopefully with new uh leadership we'll get some change in that direction as far as health goes but this uh mercury since we're talking about mercury a little bit

Um, it is, uh, the most toxic non-radiographic material that you can use that's on the, on earth.

Uh, and it's more than 50% of it is in the fillings.

Now they, we can, as dentists cannot, um, utilize, uh, or remove mercury in the mouth and let it go down the drain.

Legally, we can't let it go down the drain.

Holy crap.