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Grow-Your-Own to Real New Teeth, How Soon?

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  1. i would like to know how i can volunteer for the clinical trials for growing your own teeth. thank you linda

  2. this miracle cure for teeth has been tantalising us poor edentulous people since 2004
    it seems always to be just a few years away.
    The hope is killing us!
    Given the millions of people who could benefit from this treatment and the money that could be made from it I am surprised that there is only one main research body in the UK doing the study
    Please please ask the tooth fairy for a breakthrough
    thanks
    bobmcfarl.

  3. Are there any procedures that one should not have done to be a good candidate for this in the future?

  4. I have been told by a couple of dentists I have the worst teeth they have seen in a country that isnt third world.
    I have suffered with gum disease from child hood the enamel is worn away from years of anorexia.

    all my teeth are falling out and breaking off at the gum.

    I have had partial plates that are no longer useable due to movement of my teeth.

    I looked into implants once the cost was astronomical and not an option for me as i have thinning bones and was told it was possible my jaw would splinter.

    I have to look into full plates but i came across your add and am now thinking there may be a better alternative.

    please send me any more information you can

    regards
    susan greenfield

  5. The people I know who have false teeth. I will be hopefully joining them soon. Regard getting rid of their real teeth to be one of the happiest days of their lives and would hate to have real teeth again. Seriously what kind pathetic fool would want to go through all the hassle and pain of real teeth after getting the chance to get rid of them?

    1. That is the craziest thing I have ever heard. After a while dentures are torture. Once your mouth changes they become a foreign object in your mouth. I have seen many without bottoms because they become a huge problem painful and they don’t stay in.especially when you eat. They need to be replaced every4 years our so. If I had the chance to have new healthy real teeth I would do almost anything

  6. hi i have only 2 teeth left in my upper jaw i now will have to get false ones.if anybody knows now or in the future if there are any trials,or anybody in the world that are using this grow your own teeth technology.could you please post a comment thank you john.

  7. is the operation painful? im wondering if it is also recommended to a 16 yr old. i dont know how much it cost here in the Philippines. i dont want to have a false teeth its kinda embarrassing. and how long will the teeth grow?

  8. hello guys.

    the best way to heal your gums and teeth is doing feeling medidation. this will heal your gums and teeth decay and will make it stronger.

  9. I have type 1 diabetes, would it be possible for people with illnesses such as mine to have their teeth replaced or would their treatment prohibit the endeavour?

  10. i would like to know how i can volunteer for clinical trials for growing your own teeth allison tickner

  11. I was born with a Flouride Deficiency and have been facing rotting teeth my entire life. I currently have no top front teeth and Military Dentists won’t work on me because they say its my fault that my teeth are rotting(military dentists are dumb). Would I be a possible cantidate for this procedure?

    1. Fluoride does not naturally exist as a distinct component inside teeth at birth. Teeth are primarily made of hydroxyapatite, a calcium phosphate mineral. If you get it on your teeth somehow, fluoride ions replace some hydroxyl groups in hydroxyapatite to form fluorapatite, which is less soluble in acid and thus more resistant to decay. However, fluoride is a neurotoxin and too much of it weakens teeth. (The 2006 U.S. National Research Council (NRC) review concluded that elevated fluoride concentrations in drinking water may adversely affect the brain, particularly the developing brain.) Rotting teeth are the result of having a bacteria that makes acid when you eat sugar. I had 10 cavities when I started researching this years ago and I haven’t had a cavity in years. Get some tea tree oil mouthwash to kill the bacteria at least once a day. Eat raw organic cashews instead of sweet snack. No more sodas. I don’t know of any human trials to regrow teeth just yet, but I hope for some soon.

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