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Seems you skimmed the article. The first part you quoted was explaining the prior art done by the lead author -- giving rodents (not humans) damaged tooth. Th
by sah2ed 10y ago
Seems you skimmed the article.
The first part you quoted was explaining the prior art done by the lead author -- giving rodents (not humans) damaged tooth.
The innovative procedure on humans will use lasers to trigger restoration of the damaged teeth.
- PhantomGremlin 10y agoSeems you skimmed the article. I did not skim the article. Show me where it clearly says that they have an "innovative procedure" that noninvasively triggers human dentin stem cells. They alluded to other noninvasive uses, but this wasn't one of them.