World-first tooth-regrowing drug will be given to humans in September

https://lemmy.ml/post/16259490

World-first tooth-regrowing drug will be given to humans in September - Lemmy

Is there any advantage of this over implants? Maybe I don’t understand the full scope but this seems like a really roundabout thing when I have a ceramic implant tooth and it works fine.
Don't know from personal experience, but I've heard that since real teeth have nerves in them, you can feel more with them than with implants/dentures. Maybe it's not as noticable if it's only one or two teeth. But for folks who have lost all of them maybe this is a better alternative to dentures?
Natural teeth roots promote bone regeneration around them, while implants don’t. Therefore bone loss with age is worse around implants
Implants slowly erode the jaw bone underneath over time, whereas a new tooth would keep the jaw bone healthy.
Oh ok, that does sound promising if the regeneration works as intended. Thank you for the insightful answer Mr. WashedAnus.