This chapter focuses on a review of the activity of non-embryonic mesenchymal stem cells used to regenerate jaw bones in dentistry. Recent research of non-embryonic stem cells provides new possibilities for noninvasively obtaining new autologous bone from stem cells provided by various tissues from the same patient. Disaggregation of biologic tissue harvested from the patients during surgery permits extraction of stem cells from a small sample of connective tissue obtained from the patient’s lingual mucosa or from the postextraction surgical site where the endosseous implant will be inserted.
Bone Regeneration in Implant Dentistry: Role of Mesenchymal Stem Cells
RODRIGUEZ Y BAENA, RUGGERO;RIZZO, SILVANA;GRAZIANO, ANTONIO;LUPI, SATURNINO MARCO
2016-01-01
Abstract
This chapter focuses on a review of the activity of non-embryonic mesenchymal stem cells used to regenerate jaw bones in dentistry. Recent research of non-embryonic stem cells provides new possibilities for noninvasively obtaining new autologous bone from stem cells provided by various tissues from the same patient. Disaggregation of biologic tissue harvested from the patients during surgery permits extraction of stem cells from a small sample of connective tissue obtained from the patient’s lingual mucosa or from the postextraction surgical site where the endosseous implant will be inserted.File in questo prodotto:
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