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What if your dentist could regenerate damaged teeth, rather than simply drill, fill or replace them? We speak to regenerative dentistry researcher Ana Angelova Volponi and dentist Michelle Ever Juan about a new wave of dentistry.
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Welcome to Nightlife, the podcast. You're a part of Nightlife with Kaya Handley on ABC Local Radio. It's going to the dentist something that scares you
a little bit. I mean, fair enough. It's not usually a whole lot of fun. There's jabbing and scraping, drilling and filling.
Our pork teeth do a lot for us and then go through a lot with all the ways we try to make them last a little bit longer. But what if you could regrow your teeth?
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