One of the leading American scientists, Jeremy Mao, made a discovery that was a sensation in the field of dentistry - he managed to develop a technological process for growing a new tooth.

Thanks to this discovery in the future, all dentists can get away from the use of drills during the process of prosthetics. Mao discovered a technique that allows you to recreate the structure of the tooth without the use of "frightening" drill. However, this procedure lasts on average about two months.

The scientist told his secret: he developed a special framework of natural elements in the form of a framework, after which stem cells were added. With the help of growth-stimulating substances, after a while it was possible to observe a healthy tooth that was indistinguishable from a number of natural. It is worth noting that the tooth has taken root, without causing any irritation. An interesting fact is that for this type of technology it is enough to visit only one dentist.

It should be noted that the experiment was carried out only on animals. In the future, if the results of the application of this technology in humans are positive, then the procedure will be introduced in a series of standard.

From a psychological point of view, teeth can also show a person's status. People who follow their snow-white smile, feel more confident, achieve their goals and do not hesitate to communicate with other people, including the opposite sex. Agree, when you are dressed with needles, you have a haircut, a woman has make-up, a well-groomed face and a snow-white smile - what are they afraid of?

Goals are achieved by themselves, but as soon as some element is excluded, we can put a psychological barrier and life is already going not as we would like.

In terms of health, problems with the teeth can lead to other diseases that are not related to the oral cavity. Poor chewing food harms our digestive organs, and bacteria can carry a variety of "infections" into our bodies, which is why it is important to fight against diseases of the teeth and mouth in time.

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