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Regenerative Endodontics: Saving Teeth with Stem Cells

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Stem cells play a demanding   role in development and in tissue regeneration. The dental pulp contains a small sub-population of stem cells that are involved in the response of the pulp to caries progression.   Odontoblasts replaced by stem cells that have undergone cell death as a consequence of the cariogenic challenge. Stem cells also secrete factors that have the potential to enhance pulp vascularization and provide the oxygen and nutrients required for the dentinogenic response that is typically observed in teeth with deep caries. Angiogenic factors, contribute to the demise of the pulp by enhancing vascular permeability and interstitial pressure required for dentin regeneration. Recent studies focused on the biology of dental pulp stem cells revealed that the multipotency and angiogenic capacity of these cells could be exploited therapeutically in dental pulp tissue engineering.                                  The regenerative potential of adult stem cells is directed

The Next Big Thing in Enhancement of Orthodontics- Dentistry Medicine 2019

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A Smile Is One Of The First Things People Notice. Every smile is different. During the past years, Dentistry has benefitted from a number of new advancements. One of the largest and most dynamic areas of growth in Dentistry is orthodontics . With dentistry's many diagnoses and treatments are more sophisticated and comfortable than before. Research gives a conclusion that the condition of the body health depends on the healthiness of the mouth. There is no reason to have chipped, stained, or crooked teeth nowadays! Many techniques have been into role to make the smile you’ve always wanted! Orthodontics is the specialized field of dentistry that requires additional efficiency and the treatments involves correction of spacing’s between teeth, malocclusions and misalignments. Surgically-assisted orthodontics is used to avoid conventional orthodontic care such as root resorption, decalcification, and relapse. It can be usually accomplished through the use of braces or aligners