Concerned scientists found over 27 glaring mistakes in the ruling and submitted a “petition for reconsideration” to the FDA. This petition pointed out the inaccuracies, inconsistencies and flawed science the FDA relied upon and urged them to reconsider their ruling. In December 2010, The FDA convened a new dental products panel meeting specifically to further investigate and re-evaluate the issues brought up in the petition for reconsideration and will come out with a new rule amalgam sometime in 2011.
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