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Simple Liquid Stops Cavity Progression in Major Study
- A major clinical trial involving young children confirms that a simple liquid can stop cavities without drilling, injections, or anesthesia.
- The treatment is inexpensive and could potentially replace surgery for cavities, a common dental condition.
- The liquid is painted onto teeth in seconds, sparing children from painful dental procedures.
- The study paves the way for broader FDA-approved use of this treatment.
- The liquid could potentially be a game-changer in dental care, offering a non-invasive alternative to surgery.