Correction to: Osteogenic prospective of deriving human dental stem cells in collagen matrix boost

Abstract

The original version of this article unfortunately contained a mistake. The country was incorrect in the authors affiliations. It should read as "ROC". The corrected affiliations are given below.

Buccal Fat Pad Anatomy and its Importance for Safe Clinical Procedures: a Review

“…They reported that the use of BFP-derived cells in addition to natural bovine bone mineral may be a satisfactory approach for bone regeneration in these cases. However, a study from Fang et al (2017) 32 reported that the dental pulp stem cells presented a higher osteogenic potential when compared with the BFP stem cells and the periodontal ligaments stem cells. The present literature review identified the anatomy of the BFP, including its development, functional importance and some of its applications in different clinical procedures.…”

“…The study of the BFP is important to know about the possible applications and risks in clinical practice, minimal morbidity procedures 31 . Cells from the BFP have been considered an ideal source for bone tissue engineering 26,32 .…”

“…Stem cells offer an interesting tool for tissue engineering and those harvested from oral tissue are a great source option when looking for bone regeneration 31,32 . Fat tissue has been used for reconstructive surgery 27 .…”

“…The adipose tissue constitutes a prosperous mesenchymal stem cells source, once it is available in high quantities, is easy to harvest, can be performed with no need of invasive surgery, affords a solid volume of tissue, does not demand the use of general anesthesia and offers very little discomfort to the patients. Furthermore, its size is suchlike in different people and is independent on the person's fat distribution and body weight 24,26,31,32,33,34 . The adipose stem cells are capable to differentiate into vary lineages and express several growth factors, being appropriate for clinical applications 31 .…”