Deepak Ghaisas is targeting opportunities in the health management space by ensuring that children as young as six-eight years old provide for a healthy old age now, when the first of their 12 milk teeth fall. Ghaisas’ offering is built around stem cells, specially dental stem cells; he is trying to get parents to bank the teeth of their children.
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