Natural tooth protein could pave way for regenerative dental treatments
Natural tooth protein could pave way for regenerative dental treatments
Natural tooth protein could pave way for regenerative dental treatments
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- Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have received a $1.2 million grant to study a natural tooth protein that could one day help damaged teeth repair themselves.
- The protein, dentin phosphophoryn, helps form dentin, the mineral tissue under tooth enamel, and may protect cells that keep building healthy tooth tissue.
- The team hopes the work could lead to treatments that regrow dentin inside a cavity instead of only filling it.
- Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have received a $1.2 million grant to study a natural tooth protein that could one day help damaged teeth repair themselves.
- The protein, dentin phosphophoryn, helps form dentin, the mineral tissue under tooth enamel, and may protect cells that keep building healthy tooth tissue.
- The team hopes the work could lead to treatments that regrow dentin inside a cavity instead of only filling it.
- Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have received a $1.2 million grant to study a natural tooth protein that could one day help damaged teeth repair themselves.
- The protein, dentin phosphophoryn, helps form dentin, the mineral tissue under tooth enamel, and may protect cells that keep building healthy tooth tissue.
- The team hopes the work could lead to treatments that regrow dentin inside a cavity instead of only filling it.
Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have received a $1.2 million grant to study a natural tooth protein that could one day help damaged teeth repair themselves. The protein, dentin phosphophoryn, helps form dentin, the mineral tissue under tooth enamel, and may protect cells that keep building healthy tooth tissue. The team hopes the work could lead to treatments that regrow dentin inside a cavity instead of only filling it.
Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have received a $1.2 million grant to study a natural tooth protein that could one day help damaged teeth repair themselves. The protein, dentin phosphophoryn, helps form dentin, the mineral tissue under tooth enamel, and may protect cells that keep building healthy tooth tissue. The team hopes the work could lead to treatments that regrow dentin inside a cavity instead of only filling it.
Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have received a $1.2 million grant to study a natural tooth protein that could one day help damaged teeth repair themselves. The protein, dentin phosphophoryn, helps form dentin, the mineral tissue under tooth enamel, and may protect cells that keep building healthy tooth tissue. The team hopes the work could lead to treatments that regrow dentin inside a cavity instead of only filling it.
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