2 Easy Steps


StemSave is a collaboration of Dentists and stem cell researchers who want to give families a convenient and reliable way to benefit from emerging new healthcare treatments.

By enrolling in our program, you and your Dentist can preserve your family’s vital stem cells in the event of future disease or injury.

Like "biological insurance," storing Dental Stem Cells gives you and your family the option to choose the most advanced medical treatments available in the years ahead, when you may need them most.

Best of all, StemSave makes this option simple and affordable in two easy steps.

When your child's baby tooth becomes loose, or when a dental professional recommends that you or a family member has a tooth or wisdom teeth removed, this is your opportunity to secure stem cells through StemSave.

All you have to do is follow the 2 Easy Steps:

STEP 1: Enroll in StemSave. Your personalized StemSave recovery and transport kit, along with an email notification, will be sent directly to your Dentist. If your Dentist is not already enrolled as StemSave Dental Professional, we will contact him or her directly to introduce ourselves and navigate them through our easy Dental Professional enrollment page. Contact us to see if your Dentist is a StemSave provider.

STEP 2: Make an appointment with your Dentist for the planned procedure and the convenient recovery of your stem cells.

Securing your stem cells is easy - How your dentist does it:

1. The loose baby tooth, extracted permanent tooth or wisdom teeth are recovered by your dentist at the time of the planned dental procedure.
2. StemSave's patented recovery and transport system protects and nourishes the stem cells while the tooth is rushed to our laboratory.
3. StemSave's laboratory removes the cells from inside the teeth and assesses whether the cells are viable prior to cryopreservation. Cells that are not viable will not be stored.
4. The cells are cryogenically-preserved using state-of-the-art technology and securely stored and monitored until needed.

For more information on this process, click here to go StemSave FAQs.