FAMILY FIRST: Safe Dentistry With Dr. Donald Robbins

Nationally Known Advocate for Safe Dentistry Dr. Donald Robbins, Whose Findings Show Toxic Levels of Mercury in Patients Who Have Silver Amalgam Fillings, to join host Randy Rolfe on “Family First”.

Donald Robbins, DMD, nationally known advocate for ending the use of mercury in dentistry, the developer of Biosafe Dentistry, and witness before the FDA Dental Products panel in DC, to appear on Family First with Randy Rolfe on Voice America’s Radio Network.

PHOENIX–Voice America Talk Radio Network, Internet broadcasting pioneer, producing and syndicating online audio and video, today announced that nationally known advocate for safe dentistry and an end to mercury in the dental office Dr. Donald Robbins will join Randy Rolfe, host of the Family First radio program on the Voice America Health & Wellness Channel (http://www.voiceamericahealth.com)Friday, January 6, 2012,at 1 PM Pacific Time.

Dr. Donald Robbins is a graduate and former instructor from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. He has practiced dentistry for 35 years and has developed the BioSafe Dentistry system, which helps protect the patient, dentist and staff from dangerous chemicals often used in dentistry. He is author of the new book, The Toxic Dental Office–How to Protect Yourself and Your Family. From his research, Dr. Robbins has concluded that conventional methods of caring for teeth, especially mercury used in dentistry, could be causing tooth breakage, toxic leakage, neurological disorders, memory loss, inflammation, and even environmental degradation.

Donald Robbins has measured the toxic mercury vapor exposure from “silver ”amalgam fillings in his patients’ mouths for over 7 years and chooses to use alternatives. He presented his findings to the North American College of Clinical Toxicology and also to the FDA Dental Products panel in DC. He appeared onNBC10Newsto rebut the ADA’s claim that such fillings are safe. His was the cover story in the magazine Doctor of Dentistry, and he hosts his own radio show about dentistry. He lectures widely and writes for the dental page for the national autism organization ARI and DANS(www.autism.com). He advocated strongly for the informed patient consent bill which passed in Philadelphia. He is a Fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry, master in the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, former diplomat of the American Academy of Pain Management, and former fellow of the International College of Craniomandibular Orthopedics. He founded the 4 Learning Group, LLC, and the Dental Training Center.