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Dentine–Pulp Complex Regeneration
2021Root canal treatments are common procedures in dentistry. In the USA, each year more than 20 million teeth receive root canal treatment, with overall cost over more than US$2 billion. However, in many clinical situations, the decision to perform pulp removal and endodontic treatment is justified only by the absence of therapeutic tools that are able to
Ove A. Peters +2 more
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Dentin-Pulp Complex Regeneration
2020This chapter focuses on presenting new strategies for local regeneration therapy of the dentin-pulp complex; such a process is mediated by odontoblast and relates to preservation of pulp vitality, and clinical management of deep caries, necrotic pulp with apical periodontitis necrotic and immature permanent teeth. It helps the reader understand factors
Amaury Pozos-Guillén, Héctor Flores
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Regenerating the Dental Pulp–Scaffold Materials and Approaches
Dental Clinics of North America, 2022Novel technologies and platforms have allowed significant breakthroughs in dental pulp tissue engineering. The development of injectable scaffolds that can be combined with stem cells, growth factors, or other bioactive compounds has enabled the regeneration of functional dental pulps able to secrete dentin in preclinical and clinical studies ...
Diana Gabriela, Soares, Vinicius, Rosa
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Dentin-Pulp Complex Regeneration
Advances in Dental Research, 2011Dentistry is entering an exciting era in which many of the advances in biotechnology offer opportunities for exploitation in novel and more effective therapies. Pulp healing is complex and dependent on the extent of injury, among many other factors. Many of the molecular and cellular processes involved in these healing events recapitulate developmental
S R J, Simon +5 more
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Pulp regeneration: follow the guide
L' Orthodontie francaise, 2023What if we changed our point of view? What if we approached endodontics from a biological perspective rather than a mechanistic one? What if, in the case of pulpal tissue necrosis, we were to consider an alternative to apexification therapies? Is pulp tissue regeneration now possible?Regenerative endodontic therapy (RET) aims to regenerate the pulp ...
Magali, Hernandez, Raphaël, Hainot
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Induced Migration of Dental Pulp Stem Cells for in vivo Pulp Regeneration
Journal of Dental Research, 2011Dental pulp has intrinsic capacity for self-repair. However, it is not clear whether dental pulp cells can be recruited endogenously for regenerating pulp tissues, including mineralizing into dentin. This work is based on a hypothesis that dental pulp stem/progenitor cells can be induced to migrate by chemotactic cytokines and act as endogenous cell ...
T, Suzuki +9 more
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Acellular dental pulp and allogeneic cells for strategic pulp regeneration
Tissue and CellRegenerative endodontics aims to restore the damaged pulp-dentin complex, moving beyond revascularization to functional tissue regeneration, which includes innervation. While dental pulp stem cells (DPSCs) have been widely studied, their clinical application is hindered by low cell yield and reduced regenerative capacity in late passages.
Nora Sakina Mohd Noor +10 more
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Advances in regeneration of dental pulp – a literature review
Journal of Investigative and Clinical Dentistry, 2013AbstractThis review summarizes the biological response of dentin–pulp complexes to a variety of stimuli and responses to current treatment therapies and reviews the role of tissue engineering and its application in regenerative endodontics. An electronic search was undertaken based on keywords using Medline/PubMed, Embase, Web of Science and Ovid ...
Lavanya, Ajay Sharma +2 more
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Dental Pulp Stem Cells in Pulp Regeneration
SunText Review of Medical & Clinical Research, 2021Saberian E +3 more
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Anatomical Science International, 2009
During most of feather growth (anagen), the dermal papilla stimulates the collar epithelium to give rise to feather keratins accumulating cells that form most of the corneous material of barbs and the rachis. Aside from the induction of differentiated cells of the feather, the distal part of the papilla forms a loose connective tissue that nourishes ...
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During most of feather growth (anagen), the dermal papilla stimulates the collar epithelium to give rise to feather keratins accumulating cells that form most of the corneous material of barbs and the rachis. Aside from the induction of differentiated cells of the feather, the distal part of the papilla forms a loose connective tissue that nourishes ...
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