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Japan Develops Toregem, World s First Medicine To Grow New Teeth

Japan Develops Toregem, World s First Medicine To Grow New Teeth
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Japan makes first-ever tooth-growth drug | Inquirer Technology

Japan makes first-ever tooth-growth drug | Inquirer Technology
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World s first tooth-growth drug created in Japan

World s first tooth-growth drug created in Japan
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New drug will help people grow new teeth in huge scientific breakthrough

Scientists have been testing the drug in laboratory experiments using mice, ferrets and dogs

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Japanese Company Testing Drug to Regrow Teeth in Humans

Japanese pharmaceutical company Toregem Biopharma has developed a new antibody drug that stops proteins in the mouth responsible for suppressing tooth growth. In other words, the treatment could be used to regrow teeth. It's a futuristic alternative to invasive implants or dentures, leveraging the body's own abilities instead. The company is now planning to kick […]

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