The world's first human trial of a drug that can regenerate teeth will begin in a few months, less than a year on from news of its success in animals. This paves the way for the medicine to be commercially available as early as 2030.
May your cultivated dentin be strong and plentiful.
As a side note, I used to have really bad oral hygiene, which is what led me to where I am now. I have learned my lessons, and done what I can to appease the Dental Care professionals… So far it seems to be working… But I don’t have the many thousands of dollars to burn on getting crowns/implants/whatever I need to complete the illusion of me having all my mouth bones.
So I swear, if I get a new set, they will be cared for with the utmost of diligence.
I have been looking forward to this for 2 decades.
Every dentist I’ve ever been to has told me that they didn’t know when research would be progressing on actual regrowth.
Finally, we’re in the maybe soon stage.
Hope the trials go well.
You might still have another decade waiting.
5 and a half years beat 20, and I am patient. And hopefully a patient.
I’m right there with you. After several root canals and a couple of extractions, all of that before 40… I could use some new chompers.
Right now, it’s only a matter of time until I need man-made mouth bones, this would be vastly preferable.
My whole family is rife with robot chompers, I am ready to cultivate some dentin.
May the winds of fortune be with us and behind the sails of dental innovation.
May your cultivated dentin be strong and plentiful.
As a side note, I used to have really bad oral hygiene, which is what led me to where I am now. I have learned my lessons, and done what I can to appease the Dental Care professionals… So far it seems to be working… But I don’t have the many thousands of dollars to burn on getting crowns/implants/whatever I need to complete the illusion of me having all my mouth bones.
So I swear, if I get a new set, they will be cared for with the utmost of diligence.
Electric toothbrushes changed my life, no joke.
Until I got an electric toothbrush, I could brush three times a day and floss and still develop new cavities.
Since getting my first electric toothbrush years ago, I have developed almost zero new cavities.
So I guess I’m just terrible at brushing, but boy are electric toothbrushes worth it.
I got one and I didn’t love it. Do you have a recommendation?
Not really. I’m using a standard Braun oral b one right now.
What didn’t you like about it?
I don’t notice a big difference between the different electric toothbrushes, they all seem to stop my dental decay and that’s really all I care about.
And my teeth do feel cleaner faster when I brush using an electric toothbrush.