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Scientists Create Gel That Regrows Tooth Enamel | University of Nottingham Breakthrough

For the first time in modern dentistry, scientists at the University of Nottingham have developed a revolutionary gel that can regenerate lost tooth enamel. Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body — but once damaged by decay, acid erosion, or wear, it cannot naturally grow back. Until now. In this video, we explain: • How the enamel-regenerating gel works • The science behind bio-inspired mineral growth • Why this breakthrough is different from fluoride • What it means for cavities, tooth sensitivity, and future dental care • When this technology could become available This innovation could shift dentistry from simply repairing teeth to actually regenerating them — potentially reducing fillings, crowns, and invasive procedures in the future. If successful in clinical application, this discovery could transform oral healthcare worldwide.