Scientists Have Found a Drug That Can Repair Cavities and Regrow Teeth

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Scientists Have Found a Drug That Can Repair Cavities and Regrow Teeth

A new discovery about a drug developed for Alzheimer's patients might replace fillings for cavity repair. Tideglusib stimulates stem cells in the pulp of teeth, promoting new dentine production and natural tooth repair.

Goodbye, fillings

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