Cord blood primarily contains Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs), which have great potential in treating blood-related diseases. In contrast, milk tooth pulp stem cells are mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) (similar to those found in the umbilical cord, adipose tissue, etc.), which have the potential to treat autoimmune diseases and aid in tissue regeneration.Therefore, if you have already stored cord blood but have not stored umbilical cord tissue, it is advisable to store milk tooth pulp stem cells to have a more comprehensive treatment option for the future.

While all teeth contain dental pulp from which stem cells can be isolated, the best teeth for storage are the front incisors-the six upper incisors and six lower incisors. It is important to note that, like all cells in our body, stem cells degrade with age. The earlier you store them, the better their effectiveness for future use. Therefore, you should begin the process as soon as you decide to store these cells.

The sample used for stem cell isolation is a naturally fallen baby tooth or one extracted as part of your child’s normal tooth replacement process. The collection process simply repurposes a tooth that would otherwise be discarded, without any additional intervention on your child, ensuring that there is no risk or harm to them.

The isolation process for milk tooth pulp stem cells is very fast-within 30 days, the stem cells will be ready for treatment. We have an experienced international team of doctors specializing in regenerative medicine, in collaboration with our partner Fbiomed clinic network in Thailand, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.

We offer flexible storage packages ranging from 10 year to 30 years. During the storage period, if the stem cells do not meet the quality standards for treatment or if the sample is damaged, we will compensate you three times the contract value.