or that some dental anomalies may one day be treated with gene therapies," as reported by Scienze Notizie. This article was written in collaboration with generative AI company Alchemiq ...

This is the first case report in the literature to suggest that dental abnormalities are part of the broad spectrum of clinical features of prune belly syndrome. Because the syndrome causes many ...

or if some dental anomalies could be treated one day with gene therapies” - according to Dr Qing Li of China’s Fudan University. Professor Andrés Ruiz-Linares, an academic linked to UCL ...

This minimally invasive approach paves the way for early detection, therapeutic targeting, and personalised management of dental anomalies, offering hope for improved diagnostic and treatment ...