Toothpaste made from your own hair could help repair and protect damaged teeth, researchers say. Scientists from King's ...

Scientists find keratin from hair can form a protective coating on teeth, potentially preventing tooth decay and promoting ...

A new study from King's College London suggests that keratin—the protein found in human hair, skin and wool—can regenerate tooth enamel and potentially halt early tooth decay.

Scientists at King’s College London discovered a protein-based treatment that may protect and repair tooth enamel, which may be groundbreaking in the field of regenerative dentistry.

The new method of dental restoration can be used to reduce the sensitivity of teeth in case of abrasion of enamel or to restore it after erosion or improper diet.

Researchers from China found a way to repair the human tooth enamel. They said the process is far better than currently available treatments in that the repair would be permanent.

Toothpaste Made From Hair Could Prevent Tooth Decay and Repair Enamel Toothpaste made from your own hair may offer a sustainable and clinically effective way to protect and repair damaged teeth.

Strong teeth not only allow for proper nutrition and speech but also contribute to confidence and quality of life. One of the key challenges in maintaining oral health is protecting and repairing ...

Researchers have developed a revolutionary toothpaste using keratin from human hair to rebuild enamel and prevent tooth decay. Could this be the future of oral care?

Apple juice, a popular sweet drink, poses oral health concerns due to its acidity and sugar. Research indicates that while it ...

Researchers at King’s College London say keratin, a protein found in hair, can protect and repair tooth enamel — and may soon be used in toothpaste or gels.

Researchers at King’s College London say keratin, a protein found in hair, can protect and repair tooth enamel — and may soon be used in toothpaste or gels.