Toby Maynard

Removal follows the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique. The sequence begins with a consultation reviewing the treatment process and safety measures. A high-volume air filtration system runs in the treatment room to capture mercury vapour and amalgam particulate, the patient and team wear personal protective equipment throughout, and charcoal or a similar absorbent may be given before or after treatment.

The practice treats oral health as interconnected with whole-body health, weighing how dental treatment may affect the rest of the body. Diet, drink and home care are taken as inputs to systemic health.

The practice states this depends on oral health, medical history and individual need, and that an examination at the Redlands office is the way to determine whether amalgam removal belongs in a treatment plan. The visit begins with an evaluation of oral health, concerns and treatment goals, after which the clinician explains whether the procedure is appropriate and reviews the alternatives.

Recorded general care includes routine cleanings, examinations, emergency exams, extractions, non-surgical periodontal care, oral cancer screenings, sealants, custom mouth and night guards, sedation dentistry, sleep apnoea treatment and TMJ treatment. Restorative work covers crowns, bridges, dentures, partials, implant restorations and root canals. Cosmetic work covers veneers, bonding and whitening.

Listed technologies include air abrasion, a cavity detection system, DIAGNOdent, digital radiography, intraoral cameras, oral pH screening, telescopic loupes and the Wand anaesthesia system.