No: Currently there in no way remineralize a tooth that already as a filling in such a way that the filling will no longer be needed.
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No way: Teeth do not repair themselves in such a manner.
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There is none: Ther are no way for that to happen, you need to have your amalgam fillings replaced with flouride releasing tooth colored fillings that makes your teeth stronger and healthier...
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Tooth regeneration?: Guaranteed or not guaranteed: unfortunately not. Wouldn't that be nice? Perhaps one day (although i wouldn't hold my breath waiting) not currently. You can have your amalgam fillings replaced with tooth colored composite fillings if you so desire. They look a lot better.
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