Global Efforts to Ban Mercury in Dental Fillings Mark New Era in Dental Practices
New Global Initiative to End Mercury Dental Fillings
In a landmark decision made on November 7, 2025, countries around the world united to abolish mercury-based dental fillings, commonly known as amalgam, declaring this a significant stride for public health and environmental safety. This decision was made by amending the Minamata Convention on Mercury, which officially sets a deadline for the cessation of amalgam use by January 1, 2034. This agreement combats the harmful effects of mercury, a substance known for its toxicity and health risks associated with dental procedures.
The Background of Amalgam Use
Dental amalgam, often misleadingly marketed as
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