Cloning teeth! Medicine’s next big thing?

Nearly 70 percent of adults age 35 to 44 have lost at least one permanent tooth, and by age 74, more than a quarter of American adults have lost all of their permanent teeth. While there are options to replace those teeth, what if you could grow your own? Dentures are the past, dental implants are the present and this could be the future, teeth grown from stem cells!

View the original article here: Cloning Teeth! Medicine’s Next Big Thing? – KTBS

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