Let's trust our dentist - NOT.  They put enough mercury in our mouths to condemn a whole lake.... now they kill kids... hum?

Five-year-old Diamond Brownridge died from a lack of oxygen caused by the anesthesia she received during her dental examination over the weekend, the Cook County medical examiner's office ruled Thursday.

Diamond died from anoxic encephalopathy, which refers to a lack of oxygen in the entire brain, usually resulting in brain damage. The condition can be caused by complications in anesthesia, according to medical dictionaries.

The medical examiner's office ruled the death an accident. The Southwest Side girl's family attorney, Tom Prindable, obtained a court order Tuesday to preserve Diamond's dental records and the equipment used in the exam. No lawsuit had been filed against Riba or the Little Angel dental office, 3915 W. 26th, as of Thursday evening.  WHY NOT????

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WARNING DANGEROUS DENTIST

  Randy Thomason from Derby Kansas is a terrible dentist. He will hurt you, yell at you, cuss at you, and has no remorse of his actions. He should be debarred.  PLEASE do not go to this mad dentist.

This happen to me.  He was drilling my old filling out; I told him it was hurting bad.  Tears was rolling down my cheeks. I ask for more pain relief.  He kept on drilling. By this time I was sobbing... it hurt so bad. He told me to "SHUT THE FUCK UP and just take it."  He left the hole open. I left the office sobbing.  I went to another dentist to get it refilled. I should had sued him. I hope he gets surgery some day and feels every bit of the pain. One of those cases where he can't talk and tell anyone - but feels everything.  I  hope 1000 fleas take up residence in his underwear.  I hope everyday for him is a living hell like he put me and I am sure many of his other patients through.

  Wonder HIS wife left him.

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Dentist safe????

Four years ago Santiago Arminana had three teeth pulled by a person he thought was a licensed dentist.

He says he wound up with bone and gum damage that another dentist says will cost up to $12,000 to repair. He complained to the state in April 2002, then learned the person who did the damage was not licensed.

"She was illegal. I was in shock," Arminana said.

He was more shocked when the state gave her a license six months later.

"The complaint was filed before this individual was licensed, that should be a red flag," said Jay Stewart with the BGA. “Did the investigative side ever talk to the licensing side?"

There was no comment from the Department of Professional Regulation, but two years later DPR did charge that the dentist extracted teeth and removed tissue without a license in Arminana’s case.

Now the state wants the license suspended that Arminana says should never have been given in the first place.

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From Dr. Huggins Newsletter

So often I hear people say that they have had their silver-mercury fillings exchanged for "white fillings". They have the feeling that they are now safe from mercury exposure. Well, the faucet has been turned off, but the bathtub is still full. Your tissues are still saturated with more mercury than you can ever get rid of. Your body may have a pound of mercury in it, and you are getting rid of a few billionths of a gram daily. A ten billion year project. But! The good news is that you don't have to get rid of all of it. Why? Because what counts is getting mercury going out of the body faster than it is coming in. That is when you will have a better chemistry and feel better. Detail in other areas.

Let's get back to the "white" fillings. Are they safe just because they are white? This week a new reporter told me that several people who had been in on my recent television interview are getting together to have a fillings out party. The dentist was told which composite to use, but refused. She said that she had another one that lasts a lot longer. The one she selected does last longer. The patient does not, but the filling does. Why? Because it is one of the aluminum containing white fillings. About 60 percent contain aluminum. You can detect them on X-ray because they look almost like amalgam fillings. Amalgam shows up totally white. Blank. Nothing there except the shape of the filling glowing brightly. Compatible composites are very light. Sometimes a dentist has to look twice to even find them, they are so close to tooth density.

Most dentists use the longer lasting - more toxic - aluminum containing composites. We have been involved in recommending to a large number of re-sick people that they have their aluminum containing "white" fillings replaced, and most report feeling much better in less than 24 hours. Aluminum is a neurological poison, and has been noted to cause greater accumulation of gall stones. Not in everyone, but when it does - nausea for no reason, and fibromyalgia type of pains have occurred. Don't jump from the frying pan into the fire. Get a compatibility test done first, and find out which fillings your immune system can tolerate. It is not cheaper to skip the compatibility test and have to replace all the composites with safe "white" fillings. Teeth do not like to be drilled on at all, much less twice. You might end up losing an extra tooth or two by having to redo the dentistry - however - what are we looking for? The number of teeth you die with, or your health while you are alive? (Not my opinion when I was first in practice. Save the tooth at ALL costs was my objective).

for more information on Dr. Huggins and his treatments.. go to

http://www.techieguys.net/hah/index.php

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