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Regeneration, Stepping into the Future of Dentistry.
During the last century we have realized that science is the fuel for the engine of technology. Recent advances in scientific and molecular biology have led to a better understanding of biological processes. This is particularly evident when considering the opportunities to understand the etiology, pathogenesis, treatments and outcomes related to dental diseases and disorders. Today, the field of tissue engineering plays a vital role for the development of neotissues for transplantation.
Author(s): Suneeth Shetty and sunil tejaswi
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