Dental Stem Cells
Dental stem cells are extracted from the teeth to help support oral structures and procedures. Currently, teeth are the most noninvasive source of stem cells because they derive from the dental pulp. This pulp is the soft tissue living in the tooth itself. Its function is to produce dentin which supports the outside layer of enamel. This pulp contains a type of adult stem cell called a mesenchymal stem cell (MSC).
Dental stem cells are showing high potential and promise when it comes to repairing teeth.
Dental stem cell treatment is still in the research phase, but the preliminary results are incredibly promising. Dental pulp stem cells are a source of cells that have the ability to repair damaged cells. Working with stem cells has the potential to regenerate dental pulp, gum tissue, and even entire teeth for use in crowns and implants. This has enormous potential when it comes to dental repair and healing; you already know you only have one set of teeth, so if a tooth becomes damaged or diseased you need to resort to alternative methods. While these methods work well for the most part, some patients have complications or reactions that require even more in-depth procedures. Using dental stem cells to regrow gums, pulp, or teeth can help benefit long-term dental health.
Our innovative dentists are currently exploring treatment using dental stem cells. The research surrounding these techniques have passed a threshold where dentists throughout the United States are turning to this new treatment. This innovative approach in dental care has garnered significant attention and is rapidly advancing, with promising research demonstrating its transformative capabilities. Dental stem cells, harvested from teeth, hold the potential to regenerate damaged tissues and treat a variety of dental and medical conditions. As these techniques continue to evolve, more and more dentists across the United States are incorporating dental stem cell treatments into their practices. Stay tuned for exciting developments as we continue to push the boundaries of dental science and enhance patient care through this cutting-edge technology.
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