In recent advancements in dentistry, one such study has shown that a patient’s extracted tooth can be utilized again as graft material.
This is because the natural composition of dentin is similar to that of bone which supplies growth factors and structural support to the bone.
Since it is autogenous graft it reduces the risk of infection thus accelerating recovery and provides a biocompatible and affordable substitute for donor.
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Yes , its possible but with terms and condition which need to be keep in mind before doing that.
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This is a fascinating advancement in dental science. Using the patient’s own tooth as graft material sounds both smart and safe. Since dentin is similar to bone, it helps in healing and bone growth naturally. The fact that it’s autogenous means less risk of infection and better compatibility. It also reduces the need for external donors, making treatment more affordable. As a pharmacy graduate, I feel this kind of innovation brings hope for better recovery and patient comfort.
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Using extracted teeth as graft material is an innovative approach in dentistry. Teeth contain dentin and other minerals similar to bone, making them biocompatible and effective for bone regeneration. This sustainable method not only reduces biomedical waste but also offers patients a cost-effective, autologous grafting option.
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what protocols need to be followed after extraction of teeth so that it can be used as graft material
That’s really cool and clever. Using a patient’s own tooth as graft material sounds safer, more natural, and could make recovery faster while avoiding extra costs or risks from donors.