Tooth regrowth in humans and other animals

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CQFD
13 May 2025

Stéphane Durual

Médecine, UNIGE

Why do we only have one set of spare teeth, while other animals have a virtually unlimited reserve stock? Scientists are working on trying to regrow our teeth like those of alligators.

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