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  • more about #tooth
    Mark Larado: Hmmm... Nano particles to scrub our teeth... That is almost a good idea. Doesn't anyone know that nano particles are the new asbestos? Think about it... more »
    DustyButt™: Will it work on my gold teef? more »
    MadCrazy: In ten years time, you'll be able to grow back your missing teeth thanks to stem cells, as will I. [www.reuters.com] more »
    UniComp: Goodbye toothbrush more »
  • #teeth

    Nanoparticles Will Make Your Teeth Too Slick For Bacteria

    Using a polishing technique previously employed in the semiconductor industry, a professor has discovered that it's possible to make a tooth too slick to have bacteria stick to. For reals. More »
  • #philips

    High-Pressure Tooth Spray Cleans Teeth With Water, Not Bristles

    Toothbrush-like contraptions that spray water into your teeth holes have been around for years, but Philips' new patent has several innovations that makes sure you don't blast your gums into submission. The spray head has probes that can detect how far away it is from your teeth, ensuring optimum distance. More »
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    Tooth Grinding Remote, Researchers Hate to See You Smile

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