This is for people who were born without a full set, for congenital reasons. It's not for people who've had teeth removed.
this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2023
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Given the prime indicator of economic status is now dental health, I can see the next-gen tooth-regrowing formula as being a huge benefit for my lower-born homies; and I can see the cons blocking "tarnishing the sanctity of God's image for us" (or similar malarkey) for that very reason.
Finally! I was hearing about growing teeth 25 years ago!!