Regenerative Endodontics

This book delves into the emerging field of regenerative endodontics, which aims to restore the function of diseased or damaged dental pulp using biological techniques. Drawing inspiration from Greek mythology’s Prometheus, who regenerated his liver daily, the book explores how regenerative medicine is now transforming dental care. The text covers various cutting-edge methods, including stem cell therapy, scaffold implants, root-canal revascularization, and gene therapy, offering a promising alternative to traditional dental treatments. It provides an in-depth overview of the latest advancements and challenges in regenerative endodontics, offering a visionary approach to the future of dental care.

Regenerative endodontics is a transformative approach in dental care that uses biological methods to restore lost or damaged pulp tissues. Inspired by ancient myths, such as Prometheus's regenerative liver, this field explores techniques like stem cell therapy, root-canal revascularization, and scaffold implants. The book presents these innovative methods alongside the challenges they pose and their potential to revolutionize endodontic treatments. As the field evolves, it aims to replace traditional treatments with biologically-based solutions, offering a more natural, functional, and sustainable option for patients. This comprehensive exploration underscores the future of regenerative medicine in dentistry.

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