Bone and Teeth Tissue Regeneration

The ability of bone and dental tissue regeneration to regenerate bone tissue through tissue engineering can be the first method of successful regeneration. Researchers have been searching for solutions to reduce the number of congenital anomalies, trauma, periodontitis, and other complications associated with dental and / or orthopedic surgery (Alsberg et al., 2001). Common treatment modalities include autographed tissue (tissue taken from a part of the body and placed in another part of the same body) and artificial teeth, but these treatments involve many mergers It is accompanied by a disease (Xiong 2002).

A periodontal specialist is a dentist specializing in the management of aesthetic soft tissues of the teeth and implants, gums and bones around the teeth, oral mucosal tissue, placement and maintenance of the implant, bone regeneration, teeth and implants. Prosthodontics includes the comfort, appearance and health of a person having a condition associated with diagnosis, treatment planning, rehabilitation and maintenance of oral function, missing or defective teeth or maxillofacial tissue, or both. Dental prostheses work closely with a multidisciplinary team including periodontal disease, orthodontics, oral surgery and other professional occupations.

Periodontitis is an inflammatory disease commonly found in tissues that support teeth and is characterized by gradual bone loss and attachment. The final goal of periodontal treatment is regeneration of periodontal tissue including stimulation of new cementogenesis, juxtaposition of new alveolar bone, and functional periodontal ligament reconstruction. Bone regeneration is not achieved with conventional therapy, clinicians and patients will be dissatisfied with the results. Growth factors (GF) are thought to promote the healing process and promote tissue regeneration in difficult clinical situations.

Regeneration: If the bone bearing the tooth is destroyed by atrophy of the gums, it may be advisable to regenerate the lost bone or tissue. As the depth of the pocket decreases, your dentist will fold the gingival tissue and remove the bacteria. Then apply recycled materials such as membrane, transplanted tissue or tissue stimulating protein to encourage your body to naturally regenerate regional bones and tissues. After positioning the recycled material in place, fix the gums to the tooth root