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University of Nottingham researchers say new gel could regrow tooth enamel in weeks

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University of Nottingham researchers say new gel could regrow tooth enamel in weeks
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Home News World Sports Entertainment Science Royal Trending Health Videos Technology University of Nottingham researchers say new gel could regrow tooth enamel in weeks A new enamel-repairing gel can start restoring teeth in a time span of two weeks

Researchers at the University of Nottingham have successfully developed a gel designed to help restore damaged tooth enamel within weeks- major research that proposes a novel strategy to repair enamel and advance preventive dental care.

The development of a protein-based gel helped in mimicking natural enamel formation by pulling calcium and phosphate from saliva to regrow organized crystals on damaged teeth, meanwhile, lab tests showed it withstands brushing, chewing and acidic foods performing like healthy enamel while providing relief from tooth sensitivity.

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