Diamonds are said to be a girl’s best friend. They are certainly a symbol of financial prosperity. Diamonds are even the hardest compound on earth. And, of course, they look gorgeous on a ring, bracelet, or necklace. You might think of diamonds on teeth as something that only a hip hop star might be able to pull off. However, UCLA researchers have recently experimented with diamonds as a means to promote bone growth and ad durability to dental implants. Libertyville cosmetic dentist, Dr. Brent Engelberg, will highlight this interesting new development in dentistry.
Nanodiamonds
Nanodiamonds are the byproducts of conventional mining and refining diamonds. Appearing in shape like little tiny soccer balls, these tiny jewels measure approximately four to five nanometers in diameter. Researchers at the UCLA (more…)