Histological characteristics of newly formed cementum in surgically created one-wall intrabony defects in a canine model
Jung‐Chul Park, Yoo‐Jung Um, Ui‐Won Jung, Chang‐Sung Kim, Seong‐Ho Choi, Chong‐Kwan Kim
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Jung‐Chul Park, Yoo‐Jung Um, Ui‐Won Jung, Chang‐Sung Kim, Seong‐Ho Choi, Chong‐Kwan Kim
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Purpose Periodontal regenerative therapies for defects created by severe periodontitis are mainly focused on bone regeneration. Although cementum regeneration needs to be better understood, it is believed to play an important role in periodontal regeneration. The first step toward a full understanding of cementum regeneration is to compare repaired cementum to pristine cementum. This study, which used histological techniques, was designed to focus on cementum regeneration and to compare pristine cementum to repaired cementum after surgical procedures with 8 and 24 week healing periods in a canine model.
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Purpose Periodontal regenerative therapies for defects created by severe periodontitis are mainly focused on bone regeneration. Although cementum regeneration needs to be better understood, it is believed to play an important role in periodontal regeneration. The first step toward a full understanding of cementum regeneration is to compare repaired cementum to pristine cementum. This study, which used histological techniques, was designed to focus on cementum regeneration and to compare pristine cementum to repaired cementum after surgical procedures with 8 and 24 week healing periods in a canine model.
Key concepts: Cementum, Regeneration (biology), Dentistry, Cementogenesis, Dental cementum, Periodontitis, Medicine, Periodontium