Newsletter 1/22

Dear Readers,

At COP4 of the Minamata Convention the world will debate in just two weeks whether to phase out or to keep dental amalgam. Now here are some news:

Manufacturers are throwing in the towel!

The new Medical Devices Regulation is a major challenge and the supply of amalgam might dry up in Europe by 2025.

Moreover, the environmental impacts should lead to a decision for a phase out sooner rather than later.

Effective and affordable alternatives are available, as evidenced by the many countries that have already transitioned to mercury-free dentistry.

But please allow me to address you with another current concern:

We are all deeply shocked by the events of the last few days. The attack on Ukraine is an attack on the ideals of freedom and democracy that we share with the people of Ukraine.

Show your solidarity.

Florian Schulze

Latest news:

March 4, 2022
Pre-COP4.2 Side Event: World Alliance for Mercury-Free Dentistry
Register for our Side Event on 10 March at 17:00 - 18:00 CET...
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March 2, 2022
Manufacturers leaving the business of dental amalgam in Europe
The new Medical Devices Regulation calls for the end of dental amalgam by 2025 ...
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February 20, 2022
Review of EU mercury Regulation open for comments
Opportunity for you and mercury-free dentists to make an impact ...
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January 25, 2022
Greece plans to phase out the use of Dental Amalgam
The plan sets the goal, but remains vage on the how and when...
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January 24, 2022
Phase Out or Phase Down plans for the use of Dental Amalgam in Europe [updated]
See how many countries have already phased out or are planning to phase out dental amalgam...
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