21 Jan How Effective is Stem Cell Therapy in Tooth Regeneration?

Millions of Americans suffer from dental abnormalities and dysfunction. The unprecedented access to foods and drinks filled with sugar and high fructose corn syrup has plagued our society. And the result is devastating.

And despite advancements in tooth care technology, many teens and adults either choose not to use or don’t use properly, these high-tech tools. Thus, rendering them useless and allowing what is largely assumed to be irreversible damage to occur.

But all hope may not be lost for these individuals. New science is becoming available and adding a new weapon in the arsenal of dental professionals to help repair what could be done before. This new saving grace is known as stem cells.

What are Stem Cells?

Your body comprises billions and billions of cells that have a different, specific purpose based on what kind they are. But stem cells are unique because they are more like raw materials that your body can use to create all different cells with specialized functions. And that under the right conditions, the body can use for repair or regeneration. This works through differentiation, which is the process of stem cells maturing into new types of cells.

And while there are different types of stem cells, the types most abundant in teeth are mesenchymal stem cells.

Mesenchymal stem cells are generally used during stem cell therapy to address problems in the skeletal system. Mesenchymal stem cells can mature into cartilage, bone, or fat, making them an excellent option for treating these types of orthopedic ailments.

But, because Mesenchymal stem cells can mature into a large variety of different cells, they can develop into cells with specific shapes, functions, and tissue and have a lot of potential for stem cell therapy for tooth regeneration as well!

Where Do Stem Cells Come From

There are now multiple sources of stem cells available for both treatment and medical research, but these are divided into main categories: embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells. However, in terms of dentistry, scientists and researchers have discovered a treasure trove of stem cells that can be harvested from a lost tooth or one that a dentist extracts.

Stem Cell Therapy for Tooth Regeneration

There are a lot of applications within dentistry where stem cells can be used to regrow gum tissue that has been damaged or tooth pulp. Even nerves or ligaments are damaged from periodontal disease. But some of the most promising research is showing stem cell therapy for tooth regeneration might even allow for a whole new tooth to be regrown within the socket of the old tooth.

Stem cell therapy for tooth regeneration is an amazing new field of study, and so is our Stem Cell IV Therapy. With this amazing new treatment option, we will have a registered nurse come to your home, allowing you maximum comfort. At the same time, they administer an IV in either arm and allow you to relax and read, watch TV, operate a smart device, or even do some work during this brief process that only takes about 60 minutes to complete.

The nurse will stay with you during the entire procedure to ensure that everything is going well and answer any questions you might have.

Best of all, this procedure is great for aiding in a lot of different ailments, from stiff and sore joints to metabolic health and brain function.

So contact us today and discuss your eligibility for our Stem Cell IV Therapy with our Medical Director today!

For more information on stem cell tooth regeneration, please visit https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3000521/.