Predictability of Bone Regeneration In Periodontal Surgery- A Review

Abstract

Periodontal regeneration has become one of the primary objectives of periodontal therapy. Bone grafting has become a valuable mainstream clinical procedure in today's era of dentistry in variety of reconstructive applications. The periodontal regeneration in dentistry is producing better and expensive devices, although clinical measurements of attachment level and probing depths, along with radiography are good methods of evaluating tooth survival and prognosis. In addition, the regeneration industry may encourage the use of allograft and alloplasts which may serve as an implement to simple wound healing. This review is an assessment of the clinical use of various regenerative tools specifically bone replacements and membranes. The future of the regeneration may depend on the merging of various technologies and biological concepts. Including the possible use of biological barriers, various bone and periodontal growth inducers and artificial matrices that will attract or carry the cells necessary for regeneration