The Future of Dentistry: Tooth Regeneration

on Wednesday, September 4, 2013

 
Nova Southeastern University’s dental researchers at the College of Dental Medicine are growing and harvesting human dental stem cells in the laboratory with the aim of creating a fully functional set of replacement teeth which will allow patients to better experience normal dental sensations, such as taste. The teeth will have the ability to function, grow and develop as normal healthy teeth. The goal of NSU’s research is to ultimately put an end to the fear of people, who will no longer have to worry about a lack of teeth, dental pain, dental disease and using dentures.
 
Full article and embedded image appeared on http://www.romak.co.uk/cloned-teeth-the-future/
 
Source: Peter E. Murray, Ph.D. Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine
www.nova.edu/commgov/forms/tooth_harvest.pdf
 
 
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