#shorts An amalgam tattoo is a result of dental amalgam particles getting embedded into gum tissue. This person had 2 apicoectomies performed to save failing root canaled teeth. This was done back in the 1970’s before dental implants were available. 40 years later, the teeth are still healthy and in function.
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