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No More Fillings? Scientists Discover a Drug That Regenerates Damaged Teeth
A drug used for Alzheimer's proves to be a breakthrough in fixing rotten teeth as well. Getting fillings can be a nightmare. Now you might not have to, thanks to the work of a group of researchers at the King's College London.
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