Advances in Regenerative Dentistry; Building with Biology

Birjandi, Anahid A.; Neves, Vitor C. M.; Sharpe, Paul T.

doi:10.2217/rme-2021-0003

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“…Globally, millions of people have been suffering from dental caries and periodontitis since time unknown but unfortunately, we don't have effective treatments or cure for complete restoration of the impacted tissues [1]. The general treatment modalities followed include those that delay the progress of the disease or aim for restoration [1]. One of the commonest and most popular indications of early ageing is tooth loss.…”

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Regenerative Therapy in Dentistry: A Review

Vishwanathaiah¹

2023

TIJAR

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Despite millions of people suffering from dental caries and periodontitis to date, we don’t have effective treatments that guarantee complete restoration of the impacted tissues. The current procedures mostly help in delaying the disease progress, and hence, bringing alternative approaches for whole tooth replacement has become indispensable. Considering the scenario, regenerative medicine seems to be the novel approach, given its innovative therapeutic techniques that aid in the repair and replacement of damaged, aged, diseased, or congenitally defective tissues and organs. While we are yet to overcome various challenges, including effective ways to control the size, color, and shape of the tooth and come up with the perfect implantation sites for the jaw to enable in vitro tooth development, the ongoing research and their favorable results reveal that whole-tooth regeneration and bioengineered functional tooth are not a distant dream. Keywords: Regeneration, Regenerative therapy, Scaffolds, Tissue engineering.

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confidence: 99%