Teeth are the latest and the simplest way of getting stem cells.
Now You can store Your Cells’ is the 1st dental stem cell bank in India started by dentists at Dhruv Polyclinic, Mumbai.
Elders usually drop milk teeth when they fall out. The same milk teeth and back teeth are a good source of stem cells.
They are straightforward to get and can be stored for so long as needed. Dental stem cells are strong stem cells that have been proven to be in a position to generate many cell and tissue types like bone, nerve, cartilage, teeth and fat. Scientists around the globe continue to open the potentiality of dental stem cells, advising an extraordinarily wide spread of potential applications in regenerative medication. Dental stem cell banking is one of the least pricey paths to access and bank your own stem cells for later use. It also implies these stem cells will be an ideal match for the donor and most likely handy for tightly related family members. Dhruv Polyclinic is conveniently positioned in Mumbai with simple access by road, rail and air. The whole process from consultation to extraction and continuing care is carried out by expert doctors at Dhruv Polyclinic.
‘Store Your Cells’ is a service started by Dhruv Polyclinic based at Mulund ( Mumbai ). Dr. Kedar Gadgil is the Director and lead clinician of Dhruv Polyclinic. He’s a successful implant dentist practising at London ( UK ), Kent ( UK ), and Mumbai. Dental Stem Cell banking service is the latest addition to the present medical, dental and pathology services offered by Dhruv Polyclinic. The dream of ‘Store Your Cells’ is to give folks a chance to store dental stem cells simply and be well placed to cure sicknesses or conditions that can’t be cured by existing treatments / applications.
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