Researchers from King's College London and Imperial College London have developed a groundbreaking hydrogel that boosts cell communication, enabling the potential to grow natural teeth in the lab. This innovation could lead to self-regenerating teeth that integrate seamlessly into our jaws, offering a strong, durable alternative to fillings and implants.
A groundbreaking hydrogel developed by scientists combines strength, flexibility, and the ability to self-repair within 24 hours. This innovation opens doors for applications in wound healing, robotics, and medical materials.
