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Based on the amount of text fillings, looks like the latter is true.

I don't want to cite the dictionary but a sandwich is distinctly a food where fillings are sandwiched by bread.

My point is, root canals are much more invasive and have their own problems(not associated with dental fillings).

Don't forget about the incomplete specification problem: You wanted non-radioactive gold for your jewlery and dental fillings?

Tooth fillings and bone conduction could pick up AM signals, because of the nature of AM.

Well, It tends not to be used for fillings any more, and for coating conductors, only a tiny amount is used.

Claims that dental fillings are toxic, and that removing them will provide various health benefits, are a somewhat common medical scam.

Yet almost everyone I know who grew up in the 1990's or later have few or zero fillings.

The fillings too -- all sorts of roasts and vegetables and pickles and meats that can each take a while to make.

Dentists usually handle the more mundane and more tested procedure of dental fillings.

You need to build up actual science to disprove that rather than make ridiculous claims based on proximity of fillings to the brain.

If the ham operator across the street makes your TV/dental fillings act weird, you can't ask the government to go shut him down.

> You are probably a bad stock picker You might find a stock that looks good, you check financials, fillings, read forum posts and "expert" financial blogs such as Seeking Alpha.

"Here lies John Doe, commit ID: 1b372d0e." On a more serious note, if the funeral director and crematory did their jobs properly, anything dangerous (such as dental fillings containing mercury) should have been removed, either before cremation or before grinding.