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Nice, I hope this hits mainstream in the next 10 years - I'm hoping my teeth will survive without a lot of damage till then :). The researchers also have filed
by neeleshs 10y ago
Nice, I hope this hits mainstream in the next 10 years - I'm hoping my teeth will survive without a lot of damage till then :).
The researchers also have filed for a patent
https://www.google.com/patents/US20140186273 https://www.google.com/patents/US20140186273
- goda90 10y agoLets hope they come up with techniques to help us with severely damaged teeth. Maybe we can replace all the metal and ceramics with real enamel.
- lj3 10y agoYou can regrow tooth enamel on your own right now. It's much, much slower than this and requires a criminally large amount of cod liver oil and butter oil (ie: vitamins A, D, K2 and calcium).
- abecedarius 10y agoI'd suggest bone broth too. I don't know why my teeth are less sensitive when I have that regularly, but it's a clear effect, remineralization would be the obvious guess, and my dentist said to keep doing it.
- mad_dev 10y agoYup, you could also tackle your diet. Given the multifactorial aetiology of dental caries; Host, Plaque, and diet. I would highly recommend the least invasive approach; changing your diet. In addition to the noted vitamins, sucrose should not be included in your dietary program seeing as how it is a cariogenic constitute. There are other compounds that play a major role in the development of dental caries, but sucrose has that special something about it. Also, fluoride either in water (1.13ppm) or topical. Lasty, Xyiltol gum, it helps to rebalance oral pH. And of course brush and floss. This way, you prevent the development of dental caries--fingers crossed--and help in the reminiralisazion process.
- rpedela 10y agoThat claim needs a citation from a trustworthy source.
- lj3 10y agoO_o
- rpedela 10y agoThen please don't spread FUD.
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- FreeFull 10y agoFear, uncertainty and doubt? I don't see how any of that applies to his comment.
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- rpedela 10y ago1. The original comment was deleted. My comment would make more sense in context. 2. FUD is using false information to spread fear, uncertainty, and doubt. When someone claims nutritional supplements have some sort of miraculous medical benefit, that is FUD. It is FUD because it is almost certainly false information and it helps to create doubt and uncertainty of mainstream medical science. 3. If OP provides empirical evidence that using nutritional supplements regrows enamel, I will admit I was wrong. The wider medical community would also be very interested.
- mad_dev 10y agoVitamin D - https://mega.nz/#!VZBlUTgZ!uEBJgDYUZSocuHBBHLAFvZ8zBNnz4EY3RpWKRtruNtM https://mega.nz/#!VZBlUTgZ!uEBJgDYUZSocuHBBHLAFvZ8zBNnz4EY3R... Sucrose https://mega.nz/#!QYBk3KiJ!_72HCKWQwvFnosXpCxmH1fi80wXyLJhhtd7D9iLXhV8 https://mega.nz/#!QYBk3KiJ!_72HCKWQwvFnosXpCxmH1fi80wXyLJhht... Sugar https://mega.nz/#!kVx0gY6R!nlMy1VqAKGHiEembU1nbTFxCNICgHZEB2LfSCh65QuY https://mega.nz/#!kVx0gY6R!nlMy1VqAKGHiEembU1nbTFxCNICgHZEB2... Carbohydrates https://mega.nz/#!0M5F1JAQ!NCeWcjurUqhf5lw-ZIeCjBR-9hknt_EhyxX9fAEMmSQ https://mega.nz/#!0M5F1JAQ!NCeWcjurUqhf5lw-ZIeCjBR-9hknt_Ehy... Fluoride https://mega.nz/#!JBJEkDTI!lhLPyHnNuLylN6SLETs6rjxBxk4Ho_pPzsp9Dnwo_r4 https://mega.nz/#!JBJEkDTI!lhLPyHnNuLylN6SLETs6rjxBxk4Ho_pPz... Diet https://mega.nz/#!tc5RwKLK!gnQ1aN29YK5PLmiVV0mKqGJXshfCEjZgmWVybUOvqgg https://mega.nz/#!tc5RwKLK!gnQ1aN29YK5PLmiVV0mKqGJXshfCEjZgm...
- rjurney 10y agoSource plz? Want to read.
- trafficlight 10y agoFinger crossed.