Stem cells and tíssue engíneeríng: applícatíon's perspectíves ín dentístry
Keywords:
Stern cells, Dentistry, Bane morphogenetic proteinsAbstract
Stern cells, also known as font cel/s rnay be defined as low differentiation grade cel/s that have the ability of self-reproduction, as we/1 as generate differentiated cells of specialized tissue types. Cellular therapy has been suggested, through the transplant of progenitor cells in hurnans for the treatrnent of degenerative diseases, deve!oprnent alterations and tissue regeneration. ln dentistry, it is expected new alternatives for the regeneration of the cornplex dentin-pulp, periodontal tissue, bane and ternporornandibular joint regeneration. The airn of the present report is to describe future perspectives in tissue engineering using stern cells and its applicability in the current stage of dentistry.
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