Recent Advances in Scaffolds for Periodontal Regeneration
Author(s): Mariyam Sheikh* and Prasad Dhadse
Abstract
The periodontium is a coordinated, utilitarian unit of different tissues encompassing and supporting the tooth, including cementum, periodontal ligament encompassing the alveolar bone. Persistent periodontal infections can ruin the periodontal tissues, resulting in tooth loss. On the subject of periodontally diseased teeth therapy numerous biomaterials have been used beginning as a contact restraint layer in the directed tissue recovery that is the current best quality level in dental centre. This review examines current advancements in periodontal regeneration using tissue engineering and other regenerative techniques. Periodontal recovery requires the various levelled rearrangement of delicate and hard tissues. Threedimensional micro porous frameworks offer underlying scaffolding and spatiotemporal direction for cell development and separation.