In fact, most mammals have two sets of teeth in their lifetime. They’re born toothless because their initial food source is their mother’s milk, and they develop baby—or deciduous—teeth as ...

Implants, while more durable, require surgery and don’t function exactly like real teeth. Both are artificial fixes that don’t grow or heal on their own. That’s why the idea of growing real ...

A new breakthrough from researchers at King’s College London could one day transform dental care by helping people regenerate real teeth, rather than relying on artificial fixes. Currently ...

Just like humans, our canine and feline friends sprout baby teeth that eventually give way to adult ones. It's perfectly normal for puppies and kittens to shed their milk teeth as they're replaced ...

“Lab-grown teeth would naturally regenerate, integrating into the jaw as real teeth. They would be stronger, longer lasting, and free from rejection risks, offering a more durable and ...

Lab-grown teeth, however, offer a regenerative approach. They have the potential to integrate naturally into the jaw, adapt to biological signals, and grow stronger over time—just like real teeth.

This allows cells to communicate and initiate the formation of a tooth. The lab-grown teeth would regenerate, integrate into the jaw, and function like real teeth—without the risks of rejection. Dr ...

The second involves inserting early-stage tooth cells directly into the jaw, where they will naturally develop into a full tooth—just like permanent teeth grow after baby teeth fall out in ...