Rare surgery restores vision with teeth
A Canadian man can see again after undergoing osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis, or tooth-in-eye surgery. The procedure is generally considered a last-resort treatment option, and involves using a piece of the patient's own tooth to implant an artificial cornea with minimal risk of rejection. Today, the formerly blind man enjoys perfect vision in his restored eye.
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