The structure of our teeth is similar to that of sharks. Only sharks’ teeth can “grow back” as they wear out, while ours do not. The biggest disadvantage of “normal” human teeth is their inability to regenerate. Teeth are the strongest and hardest place in our bodies. Yes, dental enamel is much stronger than our bones! It is the hardest tissue that is as strong as steel.
An interesting fact about sharks is that they never develop tooth decay. According to a study published in the Journal of Structural Biology, this is due to the fact that the outer part of the teeth is covered with very mineralized enamel. At the same time, mechanical studies have shown that shark teeth are no harder than human teeth. This came as a surprise to scientists.
However, tooth decay develops in humans throughout life, and in children, unfortunately, is the most common chronic disease. Acid-forming streptococcal bacteria and “sweet” carbohydrate foods are an integral part of our lives, so the fight against tooth decay from the first days of teething is more relevant than ever. Modern hygiene, gum disease, bite deformities and so on are also a problem.
This NFT is the latest in dental (medical) science. The design of this NFT naturally treats, strengthens and protects teeth and gums, naturally straightens and whitens teeth, remineralizes them and restores enamel, strengthens overall tooth density and provides healing from infections and toothache. Restores gum tissue and protects the oral cavity from pathogens… Restores salivary gland function / Normal pH. Restores musculoskeletal system (correction of the spine, posture). Restores and regenerates dental bone. Enamel regeneration, and much more…
Just as our body organs can heal and regenerate, dental regeneration is a very natural process. Perhaps all that is needed is to get rid of the beliefs that classify this phenomenon as impossible. This large-scale project proved - that each tooth should be considered as a separate living organism in the human system, which is worthy of love and respect.
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