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Japanese researchers initiated Phase I human trials of a tooth-regrowing drug, TRG-035, at Kyoto University Hospital in October 2024, targeting USAG-1 protein inhibition. With 30 participants, the trials aim for commercial readiness by 2030. While promising, experts caution that significant challenges remain before widespread availability.

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Japan’s Tooth Regeneration Drug Enters Human Trials, Targeting 2030 Availability

Japanese researchers initiated Phase I human trials of a tooth-regrowing drug, TRG-035, at Kyoto University Hospital in October 2024, targeting USAG-1 protein inhibition. With 30 participants, the trials aim for commercial readiness by 2030. While promising, experts caution that significant challenges remain before widespread availability.

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Japan’s Tooth Regeneration Drug Enters Human Trials, Targeting 2030 Availability

Japanese researchers initiated Phase I human trials of a tooth-regrowing drug, TRG-035, at Kyoto University Hospital in October 2024, targeting USAG-1 protein inhibition. With 30 participants, the trials aim for commercial readiness by 2030. While promising, experts caution that significant challenges remain before widespread availability.

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