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World's First Tooth Regrowth Medicine Enters Clinical Trials
(finance.yahoo.com)
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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The title is misleading from what it actually stated in the article.
It seems that it is mostly aimed at persons who are missing teeth that did not grow at all. By giving this medicine they would have more of the teeth most people have.
The title would suggest that it would allow growing teeth back that have been lost. This could theoretically be a further extent of this research, but it is not what the article seems to describe.
This is still pretty amazing.
Indeed. You have to start somewhere with these things.
soon people will be able to regrow limbs
A new back would be pretty dope.
I'll take one new face, please.
And rejuvenate cells (specialized yamanaka factors), how cool isn't that