We are all familiar with the saying that diamonds are a girl's best friend, (you are happy about this if you are a girl, maybe less happy if you are a guy). We know that diamonds are the hardest material known to mankind, and that it took millions of years under enormous pressure deep within the earth's bowels for carbon to be turned into this precious stone. But what relation could diamonds possibly have to do with our mouths, asks Dr. Marks?
We know that legends of HIP HOP, and super star athletes, and pop stars, are known to sport teeth bearing diamonds. But there is a further relationship. CLICK TO CONTINUE-->
We know that legends of HIP HOP, and super star athletes, and pop stars, are known to sport teeth bearing diamonds. But there is a further relationship. CLICK TO CONTINUE-->
Dr. Marks states that there are microscopic spherical shaped diamonds, that are invisible to the eye, and are by products of diamond mining. These small gems can be used to deliver proteins in our mouths, and can be used to treat osteonecrosis (a disease that eats away at bones, including jawbones). Bone regeneration and implant stabilization (prevent bone loss or re-grow bone), can be carried out by this method. This could help future generations in eating and talking. This could replace much more extensive surgical procedures, which are carried out today to restore bone, and stabilize implants.
The diamond surfaces are unique, and the delivery of the proteins is slower. The targeted areas therefore are treated for an extended periods of time. This procedure is non invasive, and can be carried out by an oral rinse, or by injections.
This technique can be used to treat periodontal - gum diseases, cancers, and possibly even eventually decayed teeth. Maybe some day, there will be no need for dentists. When that futuristic day comes, you may find me vacationing on Mars. If you have any dental concerns, and can't wait for the nano diamond technology, please CONTACT US.
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