Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery: Stem cells extracted from wisdom teeth are being hailed as "medical gold" due to their incredible regenerative potential. What was once considered dental waste could now pave the way for revolutionary treatments for neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.
Professor Mashudu Tshifularo's pioneering middle-ear transplant demonstrated that 3D printing can reconstruct the mechanical pathway for sound. To expand this into a cure for broader deafness, we propose NEURAL COCHLEAR RECONSTRUCTION (NCR)—a multi-layered approach combining 3D bioprinting, stem cell technology, and neural interface engineering.
I'm going to have All on 4 in December. I have the cost of the implants and the acrylic denture; however, when I ask my dentist (not the surgeon placing the implants) about the cost difference between the acrylic and the zirconia, he just says they're expensive. I really want to know the cost. Has anyone in the US priced both and willing to give me a general idea of the cost difference?
response1: I am paying $18,000 for lower arch. Does not include the surgeons cost
A Personal Account from the Frontlines of the Dental Revolution
If you had told me ten years ago that I’d be sitting in a dentist’s chair to grow a tooth instead of drill one, I would have laughed. But here I am in 2050, a living testament to a breakthrough that has made dentures and implants a thing of the past.
You’ve made the decision. You're investing in your smile, ready to transform your teeth into the confident, radiant version you’ve always wanted. Like many Filipinos who are taking this exciting step, you’ve probably started by thinking about one thing: shade.
"Doc, I want the whitest, brightest A1 shade!"
Sometimes, the most profound medical breakthroughs don't come from creating something new, but from understanding a survival mechanism as old as life itself.
Here’s a wild thought: the human body survives starvation by eating parts of itself. It sounds like science fiction, but this very concept—observed by a quiet Japanese scientist in lonely yeast cells—earned him the Nobel Prize.
The CELLINK Lumen X is the top-tier bioprinter for dental clinics and labs that demand high-speed, precision bioprinting with clinical-grade reliability. If you're considering investing in the best, here’s everything you need to know—from how it works to ROI, support, and repair timelines.
By the time many Filipinos reach 50, they often require dental crowns and bridges. But why is this common?
Tooth Decay and Wear – Years of chewing, grinding, and exposure to acidic foods weaken teeth.
Most filipino don’t visit to dental clinic annually due to family history parents only visit sometimes. Put due to digital information age more are reading and visiting the clinic now a days.
So what is a cavity, also called tooth decay, is a black hole that in your tooth. Cavities start small then extends it’s place due to neglection to visit in the dentist. Day by day and gradually it becomes bigger when they’re left untreated. Because many cavities don’t cause pain in the beginning so pinoy just neglect causing damages to the teeth when the painful time comes.
Bone tissue is a living structure that constantly changes throughout life. Many people assume bones remain static once they reach adulthood, but the human skeleton is continuously rebuilding itself through a process known as bone remodeling. This process allows old or damaged bone tissue to be removed and replaced with healthy new bone.
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