For decades, the solution to a lost tooth in California has followed a familiar path: a dental implant. This titanium-and-porcelain standard is effective but represents a form of "replacement dentistry." What if, instead of replacing, we could regenerate? A groundbreaking innovation from South Korea is paving the way for exactly that, promising a future where your body can grow a new, natural tooth. Let's explore what this means for your long-term dental health strategy.

The Real State of Tooth Regeneration Technology

The core of the issue is that tooth regeneration is not yet a finished, approved treatment ready for public use. The science is promising but still in development.

The table below summarizes the key approaches currently being researched:

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