Stem Cells From Developing Tooth Buds May Cure Diabetes

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 14, 2011 -- Dr Wayne Franco, the president of New Heart LLC sees a major escalation in stem cell therapies Dr Franco states that insulin creating cells were derived frm developing tooth buds. Tooth buds are unique because they are derived from the neural crest and may be the richest and most versatile source of viable multipotent (pluripotent) adult stem cells. These Stem Cells are unlike peripheral stem cells and more closely resemble Embryonic Stem Cells. The lab reports on stem cells from wisdom tooth buds are impressive.


New Heart LLC has patents pending to treat cerebral palsy and traumatic brain injury with cord blood stem cells. Dr Franco and Dr Shapira from Dato-Tech have joined forces and have patents pending to provide a new source of Stem Cells for parents who missed the window of opportunity to save their children's Cord Blood.



Dr. Wayne Franco and Dr. Ira Shapira have a patent pending to harvest stem cells from wisdom teeth. 
In the lab these stem cells have become functioning pancreatic cells that secrete insulin.



Contact Dr Wayne Franco the CEO, New Heart, LLC
860-305-6041 or by e-mail 
Wayne-franco-md@sbcglobal.net.


The developing wisdom tooth stem cells can be harvested 
for stem cells and banked for future use.

 Dr Shapira has several patents on devices and methods designed for minimally invasive collection of stem cells during early prophylactic removal of third molar tooth germs (buds) prior to calcification. These procedures can be done atraumatically in a couple of minutes with minimal discomfort or morbidity.


There is a relatively high morbidity associated with wisdom tooth removal when removal is delayed until adulthood. Parasthesia or permanent numbness occurs in3-5% of patients as well as dry sockets, osteomyelitis, bone loss to adjacent teeth and chronic pain from TM Joint (TMJ) damage or muscle and soft tissue damage.

In the United States statistics for possible treatment conditions are: Stroke: 6 million patients, Brain Trauma: 1.7 million, and Cerebral Palsy: 1 million.



Stem cells from lost baby teeth and wisdom teeth are currently being banked but are generally of lower quality. Dr Franco sought out Gurnee, Illinois dentist, Dr Ira L Shapira who is president of Dato-Tech specifically because of his method and device patents on the collection of stem cells from minimally invasive prophylactic removal of wisdom tooth buds before calcification.

The optimal time to remove tooth buds from the developing wisdom teeth is between ages 7-12.

It is New Heart's hope that these stem cells will have a role in the treatment of multiple neurological disorders.

Most stem cell companies are about one type of stem cell. It is New Heart's vision to combine more than one type of stem cell for optimal success. 

Dr Franco is currently providing an opportunity for patients to have prophylactic removal of wisdom teeth buds and subsequent processing, evaluation, and storage of stem cells.



Wayne Franco MD, CEO, New Heart, LLC

860-305-6041

Wayne-franco-md@sbcglobal.net


Dr Shapira envisioned these cells being collected from prophylactically removing the developing third molars (wisdom teeth) Dr Franco realized that if stem cells were needed at an earlier age for essential life-changing medical treatment they could be obtained from other developing teeth at a much younger age.

 Dr Franco believes that the explosive growth seen in stem cells from the tooth bud shows they are at least as viable as cord blood

Currently there are only a few dentists in the U.S. doing collections .

Dr Shapira is hoping that the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons will embrace prophylactic removal of the developing third molars and collection of possibly priceless stem cells for their patients.


Studies have shown that there are risks associated with retained wisdom teeth and that there is also a considerable risk of morbidity when removing third molars. Early prophylactic removal of third molars will reduce both of these risks. 

A press release (October 19, 2010) from the AAOMS stated:

"Conventional Wisdom about Wisdom Teeth Confirmed Evidence Shows Keeping Wisdom Teeth May Be More Harmful than Previously Thought "

Having wisdom teeth removed during young adulthood not only improves dental and oral health, but may also reduce the chance of illness later in life, according to research from American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS), surgeons, and academics. 


More information can be found online at http://www.Sleepandhealth.com .

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