Now there is a dental filling process that no longer needs to go through the drilling process. Several British scientists in the company Reminova, based in Perth, Scotland, have created a technology that can remineralize tooth enamel to improve painless tooth decay.

One of the dental experts at King's College London named Rebecca Moazzez said, "So far we know the process of 'traditional' in overcoming holes in the teeth, namely drilling and filling it with fillings. One thing that is a problem is that these patches are not permanent, so patients must often return to the dentist to do patching again. "

The technology owned by Reminova can make the remineralization process become faster, namely by moving calcium and phosphate minerals that are healthy into the tooth enamel, after that naturally calcium and phosphate minerals will bind and add to the existing enamel and are expected not to develop into the dental filling process .

Although this tooth drill replacement remineralization technology sounds sophisticated and does not hurt, this process still cannot replace the treatment done by brushing teeth and cleaning regularly to always maintain the health of your teeth.