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TITLE:

THE IMPACT OF HIGH FIELD MRI ON MERCURY RELEASES FROM DENTAL AMALGAM FILLINGS

AUTHORS:

Dr Maha Butt, Dr Muhammad Yasir Naeem, Dr Areeba Shaheen Elahi

ABSTRACT:

Mercury is one of the most harmful non-radioactive components, which can be harmful even to small portions. A few surveys have shown the occurrence of mercury from dental amalgams in folks who used a cell phone. Our current research was led at Islamic International Dental Hospital from March 2018 to February 2019. The purpose of this review was to investigate the impact of high field MRI on mercury releases from dental amalgam fillings. We considered two gatherings of liners through dental decay needing a comparable example of restorative dentistry. They were presented to an attractive movement thickness of 1.5 T created by an MRI machine. 18 in any case sound liners with indistinct tooth decay participated in this investigation. They were subject to comparative corrective measures and randomly from two-gun rallies not covered by the MRI and control. Urinary mercury convergences in control patients were estimated previously (hour 0) and 3 and 4 days after amalgam recovery, using cold smoke nuclear ingestion spectrometry. Urinary mercury centralizations in uncovered persons were resolved earlier (hour 0), Moreover, 2, 3, 4 and 5 days after amalgam recovery. In contrast to the control subjects, they experienced MRI of the ordinary mind (17 min, 96 slices), 24 hours after amalgam recovery. The average ± SD Urinary mercury levels in people not covered by MRI rose directly from a standard estimate of 20.70±18.97 to 25.84±23.92 μg/L 72 hours after MRI. In reference group, fixation reduced directly from 21.71±21.78 to 17.15±21.06 μg/L. The contrast among Mercury in open in addition control collection, 72 hours after MRI (96 hours after remediation), was critical (p=0.047). Those results offer additional support for the adverse effects of MRI (introduction to field of solid attractiveness) and the arrival of mercury from dental amalgam contents. Keywords: Impact of high field MRI, mercury releases from dental amalgam fillings.