Regenerative Dentistry: Tissue Engineering and Stem Cells in Oral Health (FREE)

Course Overview

Redefining dental care, shifting its approach from replacement to
restoration through regenerative tissue technology in dentistry.

Intended Audience

This course caters to the following groups:

• Dentists
• Oral Surgeons
• Dental Professionals

Learning Objectives

• Understand the Fundamentals of Regenerative Dentistry: Gain knowledge about the principles and approaches of regenerative dentistry, including its shift from traditional methods focused on repair and replacement to innovative techniques that emphasize restoration and regeneration of dental tissues.
• Explore Advanced Techniques and Technologies in Regenerative Dentistry: Learn about the various advanced techniques and technologies used in regenerative dentistry, such as stem cell therapy, tissue engineering, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, and their applications in treating a range of oral health issues.
• Comprehend the Role and Potential of Dental Stem Cells: Develop an understanding of the different types of dental stem cells, including Dental Pulp Stem Cells (DPSCs), Periodontal Ligament Stem Cells (PDLSCs), and Dental Follicle Stem Cells (DFSCs), and their unique abilities in repairing and regenerating dental tissues.
• Discover the Applications and Benefits of Tissue Engineering and PRP Therapy: Acquire insights into how tissue engineering and PRP therapy are employed in regenerative dentistry, their processes, and the significant benefits they offer over traditional dental treatments in terms of holistic and patient-specific care.
• Identify Current Challenges and Future Prospects in Regenerative Dentistry: Recognize the current challenges faced in the field of regenerative dentistry, such as the transition from experimental success to clinical application and the optimization of biomaterials, as well as the potential future developments and advancements in this transformative area of dental healthcare.