Fresh Teeth From the Lab
By Constance Holden
ScienceNOW Daily News
20 February 2007
Denture wearers take heart. Scientists in Japan claim they have for the first time developed a reliable way to generate new mouse teeth in a Petri dish. Although any application to humans is years away, the team hopes the new approach could eventually lead to the regeneration of entire organs in the lab.
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posted by Ajou Huang @ Saturday, February 24, 2007
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I think this would really revolutionize the dental health world if they were able to make regenerative teeth. They could leave it to the periodontists to fuse the tooth back on the jaw or skull. It would keep us from having to get dentures or implants.
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