Metallic Taste in Your Mouth? Here's What It Might Mean

So if you go to your dentist and you see that there's failing or leaking mercury fillings, or you taste that metallic taste, then that's definitely a reason to be able to remove them because you don't want decay or things to develop around that tooth and the filling. We get a lot of referrals because they want to check, hey, do they have a lot of mercury? Because I'm trying to detox this patient and for some reason they're not getting better. So they want to assess to see, hey, is this one of the reasons? Again, after removal, we always refer back to their healthcare provider to manage the detox journey. And from there, we finish our part to remove as much the toxins as we can, and then they go back to their provider to continue on with detox. And from there, it tends to actually work a lot better because now they don't have constant supply of toxic neurotoxins in their mouth.