Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology · 2012 · 37 citations · 35 references
DentistryCraniofacial BiologyOral BiologyCell TherapyCraniofacial RegenerationStem Cell BiologyMandibular RegenerationMaxillary RegenerationOral Mucosal RegenerationTooth DevelopmentTooth RegenerationTooth Root RegenerationCell-based Tooth RegenerationCombined Craniofacial DefectsDental Mesenchymal Stem CellsDental Stem CellsStem Cell-based RegenerationStem Cell-based TherapyTooth Tissue Engineering
Cells with unique capacity for self-renewal and potency are called stem cells. With appropriate biochemical signals stem cells can be transformed into desirable cells. The idea behind this article is to shortly review the obtained literature on stem cell with respect to their properties, types and advantages of dental stem cells. Emphasis has been given to the possibilities of stem cell therapy in the oral and maxillofacial region including regeneration of tooth and craniofacial defects.
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