Traditional dental treatment is, in fact, a compromise.
From fillings, root canals, and porcelain crowns to dental implants...
Every step is about repairing, not rebuilding.
While dental implants may seem high-end, they are essentially still "false teeth."
They lack the nerve perception of natural teeth and the subtle feedback from the periodontal ligament.
So what does "tooth regeneration" really mean?
It means—
No longer needing foreign metal or ceramic materials; the body grows real teeth on its own.
Avoiding the risks of surgical implantation and rejection.
Restoring the chewing power, sensory ability, and remineralization capacity of natural teeth, which has revolutionary implications for long-term health.
A more exaggerated but realistic prospect is that cavities may no longer be a lifelong disease, but rather a "reversible process."
Speaking of which,
Why can't teeth self-repair like the liver?
