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    Posted: 13 December 2007 at 8:33am
went to the dentist again..and have fractured the tooth again for the third time in 5 weeks..so in the end she gave me a normal filling..she said they are safe but that most people dont want them in during pregnancy....she put it in ..and i could taste the glue and stuff and she said its just like a tiny bit of mercury that gets released by chewing on my other teeth with fillings... i trusted her but the research i have done today suggest mostly that its not a good idea to get done during pregnancy..though i did find two studies that proved it was fine but there are lots of precautionary things (ie not proved ) that say dont... she said it would be better than fracturing the filling every two weeks having the injections of leaving it to get infected:(

my question is has anyone had an silver filling done during pregnancy? i just feel crappy as if anything happens to him it would be my fault for getting my teeth fixed:( !!!
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I wouldn't get one done at the start of a pregnancy but considering you are now in your 3rd trimester I would think any risk would be very low.
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yeah the dentist thought so too.. i shouldn't have read google..it freaked me out:(
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Stay away from google! Most things are only an issue in the first trimester when baby is developing. Not such an issue in third trimester when they are just growing. And better than frequent injections.
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thanks Aimee.. stupid google...:( !
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I had a root canal and secondary filling done during my pregnancy with Xavier... timing was end of the 2nd/start of the 3rd trimemsters. He's fine!
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thankyou...
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And remember chick that it is better to get it done than face up to a possible infection etc. Hard I know when you would rather not do anything that could *possibly* have side effects, but they wouldn't do it unless they thought it was safe.

Now lets just hope that's your last trip to the dentist in a while!
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Thought of something else too... there are too many liability issues in healthcare these days to do anything remotely risky,so I doubt she would have done it if she was too worried.
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good point aimee....yes that is true emz...hadn't thought of it like that..
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