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After successful animal trials, human trials to begin for tooth regrowth drug
(www.theregister.com)
this post was submitted on 27 May 2024
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I wonder what it would do for those of us who have had dental implants.
I had a tooth removed and replaced with a socket bone grafted into my skull to which a crown is bolted. If I were to lose another tooth, what would happen if I took this drug?
Plop!
I think that would be the last of very many relevant sounds. Many others would be screams.
A tooth would grow a baby tooth. Fractal teeth.