Alzheimer’s drug helps teeth repair themselves, trial shows
By Reuters
18 January 2017 |
12:03 pm
Researchers believe they may be close to perfecting a method of encouraging teeth to repair themselves, as Stuart McDill reports, making the filling a thing of the past.
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