Growing Teeth Inside Patient’s Mouth

Usually traditional dental implants require a lot of time to heal and numerous visits to clinicians, which is why Dr. Jeremy Mao, a professor of dental medicine from the Columbia University Medical Center, decided to solve the problem.

He managed to come up with a revolutionary technique that would allow implants to be grown inside an empty tooth socket, in the mouth of the patient.
The professor began with a scaffold, the shape of which resembles that of a real tooth. It is worth mentioning that the scaffold is made of microchannelled natural materials filled with a growth factor.
When Mao experimented during the animal-model study he installed that structure in the empty tooth socket, making stem cells migrate onto the scaffold. The outcome was the growth of a new tooth along with the regeneration of periodontal ligaments. In addition, a new alveolar bone formed, reports Gizmag.
According to Dr. Mao, if the new method is applied, the patient will have a normal tooth grown in about nine weeks. Due to the fact that the method requires patient’s stem cells, the tooth will be able to continuously regenerate and last for a very long time.
Is n’t that amazing?! having a normal tooth grown in about nine weeks! what do you think about that?

4 thoughts on “Growing Teeth Inside Patient’s Mouth”

    • Here all the details of Dr. Johan which I managed to get for you. Hope it helps, you can directly contact him and find out. Should you need any further details or help, do not hesitate to contact us.

      Jeremy J Mao, DDS, PhD
      [email protected]
      Director

      Chief Science Advisor
      Phone 877-783-6728
      Fax 877-259-0061
      Address
      New York, NY 10027
      Website http://www.StemSave.com

    • Dear Johan,

      Here all the details of Dr. Johan which I managed to get for you. Hope it helps.

      Jeremy J Mao, DDS, PhD
      [email protected]
      Director

      Chief Science Advisor
      Phone 877-783-6728
      Fax 877-259-0061
      Address
      New York, NY 10027
      Website www.StemSave.com

      Regards,
      Eman

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