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Store-A-Tooth in the News

• Dental Products Report - April, 2012 - Featured on Dental Products Report's March cover, Store-A-Tooth is Provia Laboratories' primary product offering. The simplest way to explain the product is that it gives families a second chance.
  Parents are often led to believe cord blood stem cell banking is one of the only opportunities to preserve potential life-changing and life-saving stem cells. Store-A-Tooth offers families who missed that initial collection point more options, as any tooth with healthy pulp is a candidate. This includes baby teeth, wisdom teeth and teeth extracted for orthodontia.
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• Can baby teeth provide a future cure? - Jean Enersen.
  "With no family history, Georgia never thought to bank Alexa's cord blood, but now she feels she's been given a second chance.
  "Store-A-Tooth, all of a sudden, for me gave us renewed hope. That now there was something in  our hands that we can control. Now I felt empowered."
  The kit comes in the mail with everything you need.
  Alexa explains how it works." - Sept 15, 2011.
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• Gig Harbor - Sept 1st, 2011 - Alexa Brenner has been struggling with juvenile diabetes all her life. The Gig Harbor 15-year-old was diagnosed when she was 14 months old, which has changed not only her life but also her family's.
  "This gives us hope. The question is not, 'How could you do it?' but now, 'How could you not do it?' It's a very affordable way to do this process and a way to be prepared for when this moves forward."
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• Diabetes Health - Store Your Teeth in a Stem Cell Bank - Linda von Wartburg.
  "I talked to some parents of children who developed type 1, and they really regretted not having banked cord blood because they wanted to have the stem cells there as a potential therapy. They were very happy to find that there was a second chance to capture stem cells from their child's teeth" - Apr 24, 2011.
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• Store-A-Tooth™ today announced that it will collaborate with Cordon de Vida in several Latin American countries to collect and preserve stem cells from teeth—baby teeth that come loose during childhood, wisdom teeth extracted from teens or young adults, and teeth that need to be pulled to make room for braces. - March 29th, 2011
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• The Store-A-Tooth dental stem cell banking service is showcased on Fox News - Feb 17th 2011.
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• Dr Daliah and Dr Saxe talk about dental stem cell banking and Store-A-Tooth on the radio - Feb 19th 2011.
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• Our last newsletter featured a video by BU's School of Dentistry that shows how researchers actually take stem cells out of teeth:
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  More information on the dental stem cell research at Boston University can be found in the corresponding article.
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• "Boston scientists see big potential in stem cells found in teeth," Boston Globe Nov. 22, 2010.
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• "Betting your diabetes future on baby teeth," DiabetesMine blog, Aug. 19, 2010.
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• "Wellesley residents really sink their teeth into stem cell banking service," The Wellesley Townsman, Nov. 9, 2010.
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• "Wellesley Entrepreneur wants to take your kids' teeth to the bank," Swellesley Report, Nov 9, 2010.
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• "...Provia Laboratories chose Save-A-Tooth as its tooth transport device..." Mayo Clinic recommends all first aid kits include a Save-A-Tooth.
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Yes, there are stem cells in teeth - a fact that surprises many parents, and quite a few dentists and physicians too. A service of Provia Laboratories, Store-A-Tooth™ offers families the ability to preserve their children's stem cells from baby teeth that are naturally falling out or healthy teeth being extracted such as wisdom teeth. We are committed to offering the highest quality in dental stem cell banking.

Whereas cord blood has been used to treat leukemia and other blood related diseases, dental stem cells are being studied for potential treatments of conditions such as Diabetes, Spinal Cord Injury, heart attack and Parkinson's. We've already seen examples of 'regenerative dentistry;' researchers have successfully used dental stem cells to regrow jawbone and treat periodontal disease.