Advances in Oral Tissue Engineering

For many decades, researchers have tried to develop materials that could be used just like autogenous bone. The editors of this book have assembled experts to showcase recent developments in tissue engineering and to demonstrate the basic biologic phenomena of bone repair using dentin grafts, growth factors, stimulating factors, inductive factors, and other factors in clinical applications. The research gathered in this book underscores the excellent outcomes based on sound science and pioneering clinical applications. New techniques using the tooth materials provide realistic and practical regenerative treatments for all patients.

Contents
Chapter 01. Bone Autografting
Chapter 02. Angiogenic Capacity of Periodontal Ligament-Derived Stem Cells
Chapter 03. Gene Expression of BMP Receptor and Osteopontin in In Vitro-Induced Odontoblast-like Cells
Chapter 04. Dentin Conditioning with BMP for Reconstruction of Periodontal Attachment
Chapter 05. Primary Cell Culture from Human Dental Pulp
Chapter 06. Detection of BMP-2 in Human Dental Pulp
Chapter 07. Detection of Bacteria in Human Tooth-Derived Biomaterials
Chapter 08. Subcutaneous Implantation of Demineralized Dentin Matrix
Chapter 09. Surface Design and Functional Control of Demineralized Dentin Matrix
Chapter 10. Autotransplantation of Teeth and Decalcified Dentin into the Atrophied Anterior Maxilla
Chapter 11. Maxillary Bone Transport and Autologous Tooth Bone Grafting for Alveolar Cleft Repair
Chapter 12. Maxillary Implant Restoration with Autograft of Decalcified Dentin Matrix
Chapter 13. Extraction Socket Preservation and Reconstruction
Chapter 14. Periodontal and Peri-implant Defects
Chapter 15. Familial Tooth Bone Graft