Regeneration of Dentin Using Stem Cells Present in the Pulp
Dentin is one of the major hard tissues of the teeth. Dentin is similar to bone in texture, but it is different from bone tissue histologically. It is formed by odontoblasts; however, these cells are present in a limited area in the human body and are not found anywhere other than the dental pulp. I...
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| Language: | English |
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IntechOpen
2021
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