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Are Silver Amalgam Fillings Toxic? FDA Says No Evidence of Harm
No evidence shows silver amalgam fillings are toxic. Used safely for 150+ years; most durable, cost-effective restoration.
While amalgam contains mercury, released amounts are extremely low—well below harmful levels. FDA and major health organizations confirm safety after extensive study.
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