Comments on: Become shark-like: regrow your teeth

By: Dorie

Dorie — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 20:00:19 +0000

I am in desparate need for my missing teeth–I only have 14 teeth left and a real struggle to eat. I am not a good candidate for implants, have tmj and have trouble with my partials as well. Please help!!!

By: Dee

Dee — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 14:59:20 +0000

i as well would love to be a test subject for this. I am only 46 and have had to have all teeth removed and have full dentures. In the period of time that i have had the dentures, they cause sores, pressure points, and the adhesives (even though minimal is used) can sometimes pull skin away. This would be a miracle to a prayer. Please contact me if you are in need of test subjects.

By: sue

sue — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 17:39:08 +0000

i read somewere its that can grow the teeth
ive tried asking my dna but nothing yet

By: angela castellani

angela castellani — Wed, 04 May 2011 01:37:01 +0000

so how is this process coming along havent heard anything new about it

By: dhara

dhara — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 15:20:55 +0000

wow .thats great Angela. I wish everybody has such ability.I am thinking why dont you try slitting the gum with something like the rice ( my mom does that when my permanent teeth was struggling to come out

By: Eric

Eric — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 06:46:49 +0000

Angela,
This article may help, as it has lots of supplementation.

Also, maybe try a lot more vegetables. Check into pH Miracle. Vitamix may help too – makes it easy to make a lot of veggies into a soup or drinkable liquid.

By: Moses Newsong

Moses Newsong — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 21:42:54 +0000

Angela, you might try using olive oil on your gums as that is better for teething than anything I have found on the market. Something in the Olive Oil that soothes the gums. It may make them more pliable also.

By: russell loomis

russell loomis — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 20:56:43 +0000

i could use upper and lower love to have my own teeth in stesd of dentures

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By: angela castellani

angela castellani — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 05:18:00 +0000

i have been regrowing teeth every since my first top one was pulled, the dentist kept telling me i was crazy that it wasnt possible, but i have noticed something everytime i another tooth was pulled i could feel another tooth starting under the gum, now i have about 5 top teeth trying to cut thru, but seems like as soon as the gum heals from the previous old tooth being pulled it caused the cutting process of the new tooth to slow down on the coming down, i have been tempted to go back to my dentist and just tell them to rough up my gums some like cut them some just so the new teeth can come thru, its like adult gums are like concrete to the new teeth and makes it very difficult for the new teeth to cut thru it, i have been telling myself i am cutting teeth and have been consitantly massaging the gums repeatedly telling my body to grow a new tooth, the last tooth i just had pulled on the top not a few months ago on the top ride side, its has now started to grow a molar and another front side tooth thru, when i went back to the dentist that did my dentures he said oh no thats just a sharp piece of bone and he snipped the point off, but after he did that , the pain got even worse and i started having a new point coming thru on the inside of the top right side then he realized he had actually snipped off the point of a new tooth, he says if it comes all the way thru he will repair it for his mistake, i kept begging him to take another xray so i could prove it, so he did and sure enough i was forming totally new teeth, he was stunned he said he never saw anything like it in his whole dental career.

maybe its in my genes as when i had baby teeth as a child i actually formed 2 sets of baby bottom front teeth and the dentist actually pulled the back baby teeth early so that the front bottom ones would come thru correctly, so i am wondering if this new tooth growth is something thats just in my genes, but i am beginning to figure out that if the gums arent soft and pliable the teeth cant cut thru. so maybe there is a process to softten the gums up some so that these teeth can finish cutting thru, as i will tell you its extrememly painful cutting a new molar thru, i had my wisdom teeth pulled when i was like 24 yrs old and they had cut in sideways, so they where cut out, but where the wisdom teeth had been also seems to be bulging with new teeth too. which is making it very painful in my mouth to say the least. plus on the front top teeth i can feel the buds and points of 2 new teeth coming down there but they seem to have halted on their progress when the gums healed up, the points are there and once in a while the gums bulge again and i can feel them pressing on the gums but its seems they just cant get thru the hard adult gums.

so if someone has an idea on how to soften my gums so these can actually cut thru let me know .

thanks, angela