Is it possible on todays technology to regrow our teeth?

when you already have a permanent teeth?


how about surgery and paste false teeth in there?


or screw the false teeth to youre bone?

Is it possible on todays technology to regrow our teeth?
It is not possible to regrow teeth, otherwise there wouldn't be a need for Dentist's anymore would there. Fingers crossed it will happen one day. There are some scientist doing research into this sort of thing, but they are not having much luck as yet.





You can get an implant which is where they use a metal screw and screw it into your bone. For heaps more information on implants try this link.





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Reply:impossible
Reply:it is not possible to regrow our teeth when you already have permanent teeth. as far as surgery goes- are you talking root canal- that doesn't always work. they do have implants- which are teeth that are false but implanted into the gum and don't usually come out- a friend of mine has 3 implants which is a false tooth that screws to the bone. or false teeth. false teeth are usually cheaper than implants. not sure about root canals but i've heard they are very painful and don't always save the tooth.
Reply:Funny you ask this question, just the other day a friend of mine told me that they can clone your teeth not sure if they have tried it yet, I think they are still experimenting.
Reply:research is being done in other countries that have leaders that actually believe in science and encourage stem cell research. teeth have already been regrown in rats which is promising. i estimate that in 20 years you will be able to have a small surgical procedure and 5 years after that you'll magically have a tooth emerging from your gums just like when you were 9 years old.





right now you have to get dental implants at $3000 a pop. there the easiest, most painless way to have a tooth replaced.
Reply:I wish. I just had two implants placed in March, still healing on my two left front teeth. Hopefully after July 5th I'll be on my way to teeth 3. I was in pain and discomfort for a month, but after that, I felt the healing taking place. Wish I had the other two done, but someday I will on those, until then, I'll crown them and keep my own.
Reply:Nope, try dental implants. To date they are the closest thing to natural teeth. Much better than full dentures or partial dentures.



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