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[Periodontal regeneration--finally a reality?].

K A Selvig1

  • 1Institutt for Odontologisk Forskning, Universitetet i Bergen.

Den Norske Tannlaegeforenings Tidende
|June 1, 1991
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Periodontal regeneration aims to restore lost tooth support. Advances include root surface detoxification, osteoinductive materials, and guided tissue regeneration with membranes, improving periodontal therapy outcomes.

Area of Science:

  • Periodontal regeneration
  • Biomaterials science
  • Tissue engineering

Context:

  • Periodontal disease leads to loss of tooth support.
  • Surgical regeneration of periodontal tissues has been a long-standing challenge.
  • Early research focused on root surface treatment and graft materials.

Purpose:

  • To review historical and recent advancements in periodontal regenerative surgery.
  • To highlight key findings in enhancing connective tissue regeneration.
  • To discuss current and emerging materials for periodontal regeneration.

Summary:

  • Progress in periodontal regeneration involves root surface detoxification, use of demineralized bone/dentin matrices for osteoinduction, and chemical treatments like citric acid or tetracycline.
  • While animal studies show high regeneration rates, clinical outcomes have been variable.

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  • Recent innovations include guided tissue regeneration using membrane materials.

    • Impact:

    • Improved understanding of root surface interactions and osteoinductive potentials.
    • Development of new biomaterials and techniques for periodontal reconstructive surgery.
    • Ongoing research into resorbable membranes, graft materials, and biologic response modifiers promises further clinical advancements.