In addition to recovering damage after getting sick, the stem cells inside the pulp can regenerate nerve cells, bone or even cartilage of heart cells. This is also an effective treatment for type 1 diabetes, because stem cells in baby teeth can produce more insulin to help control blood sugar effectively.
Dr. Shi and colleagues also discovered that stem cells in the baby teeth of children aged 7 and 8 years older than stem cells live inside adult teeth.
So, how do we preserve the baby's baby teeth?
According to experts, stem cells will gradually lose their effect over time, so teeth that have just fallen will have to be extracted by special methods, and then stored in a special way in the stem cell storage centers.
There, researchers will proceed to freeze teeth in liquid nitrogen and when you need it, you can take them out and use them.