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35 male. is it worth banking stem cells for later use? it seems like an interesting idea but wondering if dr. community thinks it is worth it.
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Yes: It can be worthwhile to bank the cells. There are a number of companies that can back cells from extracted teeth. Ask your dentist about them if you still have your wisdom teeth they can be a viable place to find stem cells after extraction.
Answered 6/25/2014
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