Beauty won't guarantee happiness,
but a happy person is always beautiful.
Watch your smile =)
"If it's important to save a tooth, why not save a life"
The Researches in 2003 showed that the stem cells are no longer exclusive of babies, now it is possible to extract them from teeth.
Why stem cells are important?
- Stem cells have the unique ability to become other kind of cells to create tissues, organs and systems in the body.
- Stem cells from bone marrow, umbilical cord and dental pulp are not controversial.
- Stem cells have been used to treat diseases and regenerative therapies.
Scientists have identified mesenchymal like cells within the dental pulp. This have the potential to differentiate into a variety of other cell types including:
- Cardiac myocytes, they have the potential to repair damaged heart tissue after suffering a heart attack.
- Myocytes also have the potential to repair muscle.
- Osteoblasts have the potential to generate bone.
- Chondrocytes, have the potential to generate cartilage.
- Neurons, have the potential to generate nerve and brain tissue.
- Adipocytes have the potential to generate adipose tissue.
"Conservation for all, every one of us have unique and irreplaceable stem cells within the dental pulp of teeth"
A competitive advantage is that no other laboratory offers stem cell preservation of the dental pulp to all generations.
Several life events coincide with a trip to the dentist's chair and allows an appropriate collection.
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Children (20 types of baby teeth have stem cells) |
| Adolescents and Young Adults (Some molars are often removed for brackets and / or wisdom teeth) |  |
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Adults and Mature Adults (Endodontics) |