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Exposure to mercury during amalgam removal is a concern for both patients and dental practitioners. The protocol followed is based on scientifically tested guidelines that reduce this risk significantly, an approach that prioritizes patient safety and care.

The SMART (Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique) guidelines are central to our approach. These recommendations involve several precautionary steps and tools designed to efficiently contain and dispose of mercury vapor and particles.

• Patient protective gear to minimize inhalation risk
• High-volume suction devices to capture mercury particles
• Isolated area ventilation to prevent accumulation of vapors

Our commitment is to ensure "minimal mercury exposure" during every appointment.

By adhering strictly to these protocols, we demonstrate our dedication not just to treating dental issues but also to considering the broad impact on personal well-being.