Deep tooth itself
French scientists use a thin film or glue containing a new series of amino acids called MSH and place it next to the hole in the tooth.
French scientists use a thin film or glue containing a new series of amino acids called MSH and place it next to the hole in the tooth. A month later, the hole disappears because MSH is a hormone that stimulates cells in the teeth to grow to fill the gap.
'MSH is not a toothpaste so it has no effect on preventing tooth decay. It only works to control the vulnerabilities after they appear, 'said Nadia Benkirane-Jessel, working at the National Institute of Medical and Hygiene Research.
The new hormone helps stimulate cells in the teeth to grow.
The glue or thin film containing MSH eliminates deep drilling into pain teeth and filling holes with conventional materials today. Deep cavities or teeth drilling can destroy nerves and blood vessels in the teeth, causing brittle and fragile teeth, American dentist Hom-Lay Wang said. Therefore, the technology makes self-worm teeth have great significance, but only apply with small holes.
Source: Discovery
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