Human Teeth Grown in Lab
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In a groundbreaking advancement, scientists at King's College London have successfully grown human teeth in a laboratory setting for the first time. By creating a material that emulates the natural environment of tooth development, researchers enabled cells to initiate tooth formation. This innovation could revolutionize dental care by allowing patients to regenerate their own teeth, offering a natural and long-lasting alternative to fillings and implants. Researchers are exploring two approaches: cultivating a complete tooth in the lab for implantation or introducing early-stage tooth cells directly into the patient's jaw. This exciting development holds promise for more sustainable and biologically compatible dental treatments in the future.
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