Lasers heal damaged rodent teeth

Shining light on molars turns on stem cells, spurring regrowth of dentin

LASER POWER  A brief blast of laser light spurs mouse dental cells, shown here in false color growing in a 3-D scaffold, to begin turning into cells that form dentin, the tough inner material of teeth. 

P.R. Arany et al/Science Translational Medicine

To rebuild damaged teeth, just add laser light.