Extract wisdom teeth

Reasons not to extract wisdom teeth 

You've already had your wisdom teeth removed… but no one ever explained everything about them to you. Inside wisdom teeth there is a tissue called dental pulp, which contains stem cells with regenerative potential. These cells have been studied for years by science for their ability to transform into different types of body tissue.

Research investigates the use of these cells in areas such as:

🫀 cardiac regeneration

🧠 neurological studies

🦴 tissue repair

But here's a point that few people know: There is something called dental stem cell storage, where these cells can be preserved for possible future uses. 

This is not mandatory, nor a guarantee of a cure for diseases; it is a developing area, still under study. 

Most people simply remove the tooth… and discard it. Not by mistake. But due to a lack of information. 

Today, the question is not just about whether or not to extract. It's about being informed before deciding. 

Had you heard of this before?

🦷✨ They said your mouth was too small. But what if wisdom teeth weren't a mistake by the body? 

What if they were actually a kind of "biological insurance" hidden inside you? 

🧠💡 Few people know this: wisdom teeth aren't just bones or ordinary teeth. Inside them are mesenchymal stem cells, which are very special cells. They function as "master cells" because they help the body repair and regenerate damaged tissues.

❤️🔬 And the most impressive thing is that these cells can do much more than it seems. 

Research shows that they can transform into cells similar to those of the heart muscle. This opens the possibility of, in the future, helping in the recovery of the heart after serious problems.

🧬⚡ But it doesn't stop there. 

These cells can also become cells similar to neurons, which are the cells of the brain and nervous system. Therefore, scientists are studying how they can be used in treatments for diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and even in cases of spinal cord injuries.

📚🦷 This subject is not new. 

The first study published by the NIH on these cells appeared in 2003. Since then, more than 100 million wisdom teeth have been extracted and thrown away in the United States alone. This makes many people wonder: how many medical possibilities may have been discarded along with them?

🤔✨ Perhaps what seemed useless hides something valuable. 

Sometimes, the body holds incredible answers in the most unlikely places — and wisdom teeth may be one of those secrets.

Sources: Sala de Conhecimento and Saúde Explica - Instagram (in Portuguese)

Image translation: Google Translate 

The elites tricked you into having your wisdom teeth extracted, which were responsible for protecting your body from all kinds of diseases...

Your wisdom teeth contain living stem cells. 

The soft pulp inside your wisdom teeth is packed with mesenchymal stem cells, the same cells your body uses to repair and regenerate damaged tissue.

This repairs your heart. 

Researchers have shown that stem cells from dental pulp can differentiate into cardiac muscle cells. Studies are actively using these cells to repair heart tissue after cardiac events. Heart disease is the number 1 leading cause of death in the world. The answer may have been growing in the back of your mouth all this time.

This rebuilds the brain. 

Dental pulp stem cells convert into neuron-like cells under the right conditions. They are being studied as a treatment for alzheimer's, parkinson's, and spinal cord injuries. Millions of people live with these conditions. millions of teeth went to waste...

They've known this for over 20 years. The nih published the first study on dental pulp stem cells in 2003. Since then, more than 100 million wisdom teeth have been extracted in the U.S. alone. "your dentist never mentioned this, ask yourself why?"

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Image translation: 

They extract them. without explaining what's inside. Millions of wisdom teeth are removed every year. And most people never find out what was really in them. 

Your wisdom teeth contain living stem cells. The dental pulp, that soft part, is rich in mesenchymal stem cells, the same ones the body uses to repair and regenerate tissues.

Heart repair: Research shows that these cells can transform into heart muscle cells. Studies are already investigating their use in tissue recovery after heart problems. Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, and part of the answer may lie in your own mouth.

Brain regeneration: These cells can also assume functions similar to those of neurons. They are being studied as a possible path to treating Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and spinal cord injuries. Millions suffer from this. Millions of wisdom teeth have been discarded.

This is not new. The first study on dental stem cells was published in 2003 by the NIH. Since then, more than 100 million wisdom teeth have been extracted and discarded in the US alone. And almost no one was informed about it. Ask yourself why?

Why does your dentist never mention this? Tooth banking is real. There are companies that preserve your stem cells for potential future use, but this is never mentioned before extraction. There is no recurring profit in a one-time banking fee. There is profit in a lifetime of controlling the diseases that these stem cells could have prevented.