Humans have a third set of teeth: Scientists discover medicine to grow them
Scientists in Japan are working on a medication to allow humans to grow a third set of teeth. This treatment focuses on a gene responsible for tooth growth and has begun clinical trials. It could be available by 2030 and offer a significant advancement in dental care, benefiting those affected by tooth loss due to various reasons.
Scientists in Japan are working on a medication to allow humans to grow a third set of teeth. This treatment focuses on a gene responsible for tooth growth and has begun clinical trials. It could be available by 2030 and offer a significant advancement in dental care, benefiting those affected by tooth loss due to various reasons.
