ECT2019 Poster Presentation Preview – “Thermoelectric Effect in Metal Dental Restorations”

 The Poster Presentation, “Thermoelectric Effect in Metal Dental Restorations”, which will feature at ECT2019 in Limassol, Cyprus in September is now available for preview via the following link, or as attached:

http://www.bookbootusers.co.uk/ECT2019_Poster_KPW.pdf

The abstract submission for the poster is shown below.

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This submission represents the third in a series of poster presentations that began with “Frogs’ Legs, Thermoelectricity, and Hans Christian Oersted”, which was presented at ICT2017 in Pasadena, California, and continued with “Thermoelectric Eddy Current in Bio-Compatible Materials”, which was presented at ICT2018 in Caen, Normandy.

The common theme of this work is the influence that thermoelectric effects may have on the neurological system in humans and animals.

Dentists place metals, mixtures of metals, and dissimilar metals in contact with each other in people’s mouths, and the mouth is subjected to temperature differentials on a regular basis.

The poster intended for presentation at ECT2019 in Limassol focuses on the efforts made by the dental profession to ensure that the thermoelectric effects induced in metal dental restorations are not able to dissipate electrical potentials through the nerves in people’s heads.

(Search terms: thermoelectric, potential, eddy, current, amalgam, dental, fillings)”

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The scientific validity of the argument expressed by the poster is best appreciated in the context of the two related posters presented previously at ICT2017 (Pasadena) and ICT2018 (Caen). These can be viewed at the following links respectively:

 http://www.bookbootusers.co.uk/ICT2017_Poster_KPW.pdf

 http://www.bookbootusers.co.uk/ICT2018_Poster_KPW.pdf

 With best regards,

 Keith P Walsh