Células madre de origen dental, una alternativa en tratamientos odontológicos
Resumen
En los últimos años se han comprobado casos exitosos de tratamientos de enfermedades y regeneración de tejidos gracias a las células madre; sin embargo, se tiene la creencia de que dichas células, sólo se encuentran en el cordón umbilical o médula ósea.
Actualmente el uso de células madre en procedimientos odontológicos han demostrado ser de utilidad al mejorar y acelerar de manera eficaz los proceso de biointegración en procedimientos quirúrgico-dentales como: colocación de dispositivos intra óseos (implantes dentales), auto implantes, cirugías periodontales entre otros.
El descubrimiento de células madre en la pulpa dentaria ha llevado a realizar investigación sobre sus usos potenciales. Aunque aún no se conoce completo el rango de posibilidades de las células madre derivadas de los dientes, algunos investigadores creen que algún día, éstas podrían ser valiosas en la regeneración de los tejidos dentales y, posiblemente, de otros tejidos también.
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