Over the past three decades great strides have been made in the field of periodontal regeneration. Reviews of the literature identify many surgical techniques and materials that have been used successfully to obtain new clinical and histological attachment. Although to date the goal of complete, predictable regeneration has not been attained, the literature has clearly demonstrated the clinical feasibility and histological possibility of periodontal regeneration with many of the procedures. But now the question arises: are those true?
Dear saurav
As mentioned by you true periodontal regeneration may not be achievable but, it can be done with mixed success. The success of periodontal regeneration need not be technique sensitive but host response to the treatment which in turn depend on hygiene,microbial content. Lots of materials and techniques were used which I find having mixed success, including periodontal regeneration using stem cells
Dear sir,
But the evaluation for true regeneration can only be done by the histological methods, which is never possible in human subjects. That gives us an obstacle to conclude its being a true regeneration by any of the procedures.. may it be stem cells..
It is achievable, the real question is. Is it predictable. In my opinion, in very select cases with attention to small details.
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