I have seen CS make drilling unnecessary as it killed the bacterial
colony that was eating the tooth leaving nothing but clean bone in the
hole..but that's about it.
ode
At 10:45 AM 3/28/2007 -0400, you wrote:
Cinder Ella wrote:
It has been discussed on this forum that when a finger has been cut off
that regeneration is possible, especially easier in small children, with
CS. Is the same possible with a tooth that has had a cavity drilled out
of it? Can CS regenerate a tooth? Provided the root is still intact and
alive?
Doris
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