In a study published by the Journal of Dental Research, Dr. Jeremy Moa found stem cells have the ability to regenerate teeth. The main consideration is finding a cost-effective approach for patients who either can’t afford or aren’t good candidates for implants.
Of course, growing the teeth is the first step. Next is getting your mouth, more specifically the socket, to accept the homing stem cells and natural materials when they’re placed in the empty spot.
While this is showing promise of being a way to fill in the gaps of missing teeth, there is good news right now.
The good news is, you don’t have to wait for technology to catch up if you need a new smile now! Dental implants have changed thousands of smiles.
Here are a few of the most common asked questions regarding dental implants:
A: The dental implants used by most dentists and dental specialists are root-form implants, which basically means that they are replacement, or substitute tooth roots, used to replace natural tooth roots in areas of the mouth where teeth are missing. Since it replaces the tooth root, it creates the stability needed to have much stronger teeth that stay in place and don’t move around.
A: While there are many benefits to having implants, here are the first 6:
You’ll be pleased to know there are more benefits coming in the next blog post. You won’t want to miss those!
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