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I know you're joking but theres actually people who would pray for a treatment exactly like this. The elderly in particular. Over time all your teeth go. Whe
by trident5000 6y ago
I know you're joking but theres actually people who would pray for a treatment exactly like this. The elderly in particular. Over time all your teeth go.
When I'm 60 I wouldnt mind them just ripping them all out if I could regrow them in 3 months.
- mparlane 6y agoWouldn't they fall out like baby teeth do if new teeth grow under to push them out?
- trident5000 6y agoGreat question, that might be even better.
- causality0 6y agoTeeth aren't just pushed out. The roots are dissolved as the adult tooth erupts under the baby tooth. This treatment has a very long way to go.
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- kvgr 6y agoI would pay for this and I am 33 and have 5 root cannals fixed. Maybe 3 tooth without fillings. It runs in our family... I also didn't have the best dentists growing up in eastern block. Almost no rentgen on basic fillings or microscope on root cannals, only amalgam filling except front tooth. Now I am in process of redoing badly done fillings with cavities under fillings. Al so I have two teeth taken out because my dentist didnt properly explained to me they could be fixed... If I lived in the middle ages, I would look like a 60 year old with no teeth.
- ectopod 6y ago> The elderly in particular. Over time all your teeth go. This was the view of dentists before WWII. Both of my grandmothers had all their teeth pulled before they were thirty when there was very little wrong with them. "You'll lose them anyway, why not get a nice set of dentures?" They both regretted taking their dentists' advice. My octogenarian mother grew up in a more enlightened age and she still has her teeth. Tooth loss is not inevitable.