3M views · 50K reactions | Tooth Restored by New Gel - Can lost tooth enamel really grow back? Scientists say yes. A breakthrough from the University of Nottingham, reported in Nature Communications, might change dentistry forever. But how close are we to self-healing teeth? | The Brain Maze | Facebook

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103K views · 183 reactions | Premolar treatment using SAF system and Biodentine by our friend and team member Dr. Francesco Bellucci A mandibular premolar with apical external resorption was treated with the SAF System, with simultaneous sodium hypochlorite irrigation. This detailed video shows the x-rays throughout the process, as well as clinical microscope view of the procedure with the Self-Adjusting File and obturation with Biodentine. | ZERODONTO | Facebook

Japanese scientists test new drug to regrow teeth A drug that can regenerate teeth is set to enter human testing at Kyoto University Hospital. Following promising results in animal studies, where new teeth successfully grew in mice and ferrets, this world-first trial aims to assess the drug's efficacy and safety in human subjects. The drug functions by deactivating a protein called USAG-1, which naturally suppresses tooth growth. By blocking USAG-1, the drug triggers bone growth and, consequentl

1M views · 4.2K reactions | #dentalrestoration #dentalhealth #medicaleducation Tooth restoration, often called dental fillings, is a standard procedure to treat cavities and restore the integrity of damaged teeth. By understanding the process, you'll be better prepared for your next dentist visit, transforming a potentially stressful experience into an informative journey. Read more about this procedure at the following link : https://shorturl.at/ejuxz | Medical Arts | Facebook

3.4M views · 16K reactions | 醴✨ Scientists may have just found a way...