Asbestos in dental products is a little-known part of asbestos history. In this video, attorney Justinian Lane examines vintage Kerr Strip Asbestos liners once used in dental work, including their role in lost wax casting for crowns, bridges, and inlays. The episode explains how dentists and dental technicians may have faced asbestos exposure while using these materials, why chrysotile asbestos was included, and how older dental products created risks that many workers never knew about. It is a closer look at a surprising source of occupational asbestos exposure in dentistry.
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