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J Dent Res 47(4): 641-643, 1968
© 1968 International and American Associations for Dental Research
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Transplantation of a Preserved Human Tooth to a Monkey: Preliminary Report of a Case

MIKLOS CSEREPFALVI 1 and PAUL J. PRICE 1

1 Microbiological Associates, Incorporated, Bethesda, Maryland

A premolar from a 10-year-old boy was transplanted to the lower jaw of a 7-lb male rhesus monkey. Ten months after transplantation, the tooth was still in perfect functional condition. There was evidence of ankylosis, and the surrounding gingival tissue was healthy.

Submitted on February 2, 1968






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