We have determined that Colloidal silver will "plate out" .....on
gold bridges, crowns, etc... quite rapidly. The initial appearance
yields a bronze X silver cast, visually. Beyond the cosmetic effect, no
detrimental circumstance presented----that we could determine.
Additionally, colloidal silver demonstrated to plate out on conventional
silver/mercury amalgams.....in some cases to the extent of
"sealing-over" small fractures in the filling body. There was a direct
corollary between the strength (ppm)and the degree/speed of
manifestation. Unfortunately, no effort was made to determine the
particulate versus ionic percentages of any of the CS solutions.
Therefore, I have no comment to introduce relating to this consideration.
For those individuals finding this occurrence (silver-induced
discoloration) disturbing, we instituted a simple protocol convention
involving low percentage hydrogen peroxide [3.5 - 6%](as a
briefly-retained wash), together with simultaneous mechanical friction
(rubbing, brushing with high-surface contact devices/cloths)....to
remove the silver fraction from their gold crowns----quite effectively
in the majority (90%)of cases. This removal protocol does require
several days....as it is progressive in nature.
Caution: At 6% strength, H202 is a mild tissue-burner; therefore
was not retained beyond 30 second time periods. While no permanent
damage resulted....in any case....from more prolonged retention,
individuals presenting with any type of mouth lesion/abrasion were
sometimes challenged by the extent of the temporary stinging
discomfort. Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
Jean DeMasters wrote:
Hi CS'rs,
This may sound odd but, does anyone know if CS can be changed or
effected by swishing around in your mouth if you have metal fillings?
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