Now, dental regeneration with stem cells is possible. With the help of dental innovations, restoring a natural, genuine smile is within reach.
Dental regeneration with stem cells has nothing to do with implantology or dental restoration. For those procedures, different synthetic materials are used that are adapted to the characteristics of the teeth. But we’re not talking about replacing teeth. Rather, we’re talking about restoring the patient’s own teeth.
What Is Dental Regeneration
Dental regeneration with stem cells is not performed, as we’ve already mentioned, using materials that are merely similar. Although its results are spectacular, it’s always preferable to save the tooth that’s at risk. Exposed to various unhealthy habits and poor bone density, the teeth suffer the consequences and become damaged, infected, and weakened.
With dental regeneration using stem cells, we are able to restore those teeth that are at risk of being lost. And we do this using the original natural teeth as a starting point.
Dental Regeneration with Stem Cells
For dental regeneration with stem cells to occur, we must ensure that the tooth contains no foreign objects, either inside or outside—such as fillings. Next, a low-power laser is directed at the tooth. This laser activates the stem cells, which then begin to produce dentin—the hardest and most important tissue in the tooth.
Dental regeneration with stem cells seemed impossible until the first studies were conducted and their results verified. At Inspiria, we are advocates of innovations in the field of dentistry. That’s why our clinics will always feature the latest advances in dentistry.
