Regenerative Materials
Regenerative Materials
Regenerative Materials
Dr. Krishnaraj
Dept Of Periodontics
• Introduction
• Definitions
• Results of conventional procedures
• Concepts of regeneration
• Biology of regeneration
• Osseous grafts and regeneration
• Guided tissue regeneration and periodontal
regeneration
• Resorbable, bioabsorbable and non-
resorbable barrier membranes
• Role of growth factors in periodontal
regeneration
• Tissue engineering
• Future directions
INTRODUCTION
Definitions
• Regeneration: growth and differentiation of new cells
pocket.
• Long JE!!
• Parallel fibers
• Reduced periodontium
What next?
• Epithelial cells
• Bone cells
• Bone grafts
• Tissue engineering
Root surface and its importance
• Altered
• Connects pdl and bone
• Citric acid, tetracycline, fibronectin, growth
factors, EDTA etc..
• Good or bad??
• Role of cementum – is it only attachment??
OSSEOUS GRAFTS
Osseous grafts
• Graft or substitute?
• Autograft
• Allograft
• Hetero or Xenografts
• Alloplasts.
Osseous grafts
• Osteoproliferative (osteogenesis)
• Osteoinduction
• Osteoconduction
Definition and requirements
• Requirements:-
1. Should help in the formation of new bone
2. Be inert and biocompatible
3. Easy to obtain
4. Predictable
5. Cost effective
6. Non toxic
7. No root resorption or ankylosis.
8. Strong and resilient
Autografts – Gold Standard??
• Intra-oral / Extra –oral.
• I/o – extraction sockets
edentulous ridges
symphysis
ramus
maxillary tuberosity
Autografts – Gold Standard??
• E/o – iliac crest
femur
calvaria
• Bone swaging
• Osseous coagulum
• Bone blend
• The cells contained in graft start forming new bone.
• The transplanted osteocytes die due to anoxia but
osteoclasts survive and may initiate resorption of graft.
• However, adequate revascularization may ensure
increase osteoblastic population.
• Cortical chips, osseous coagulum and a blend can also
be used.
• Larger particle size of cortical bone may however be
sequestered
Procedures
• Trephines; available in different sizes
• Olympic ring and significance
• Bone core; compact and cancellous.. Can be
crushed
• Only cancellous can also be used.
• Potential greater for cancellous bone.
Advantages and Disadvantages
• Better predictability
• No antigenicity
• Time consuming
• Second surgical site
• Insufficient quantity
• Root resorption!
Risks associated
• Nerve damage.
• Mentalis
• Depressor labii inferioris
• Maxillary sinus
• Inferior alveolar nerve
1987)
Rate of bone formation with
DFDBA
Rapid from day 14 to day 28 and declines
thereafter, esp from day 35 to day 42.
Low osteogenic index at the beginning but
rapidly increases.
Whereas the FDBA has osteogenic index at
the start which does not increase post-
grafting.
Particle Size
Commercially available
Less time consuming
Predictable and rich source of BMPs
ever since..
Nonporous hydroxyapatite
Tricalcium phosphate
HTR polymer
PLA-PGA
Bioactive glasses.
Porous hydroxyapatite
Resorbs slowly.
Does not get replaced by new bone.
Increased chances of fibrous encapsulation.
Minimal pore size hence does not facilitate vascular
ingrowth and fibroblast proliferation.
However, some studies have shown better results
with nonporous hydroxyapatite (Yukna 1989).
β - Tri Calcium Phosphate
2 weeks.
fibroblast-like cells.
• β -TCP + HA
• FDBA + DFDBA
• Allograft + Autograft
• Glasses + autograft
Summary of Osseous Grafts
• Predictability
- resorption
- regeneration
GUIDED TISSUE
REGENERATION
- Current Concepts
Introduction
cells.
• Nyman 1982
• Clinical procedure
membranes
• Non-resorbable membranes.
• AAP 1992- term used to define procedures wherein
periodontal wound
responses.
• Type of periodontal tissue formed is determined
• PATIENT SELECTION
• SMOKING
• RIDGE AUGMENTATION
INDICATIONS-contd..
• ROOT COVERAGE
• AILING/FAILING IMPLANTS
CONTRAINDICATIONS
• Smoking
• Occlusal trauma
openings.
- surgical access.
Nonresorbable membranes
• Predictability
- degree of destruction
- compliance
- technique sensitive, requiring excellent
surgical skills
Nonresorbable membranes
• PTFE (Teflon, dense or full body PTFE)
• e-PTFE (expanded PTFE).
• Older ones; millipore filters, ultrathin
semipermeable silicone barrier.
• Sterilized rubber dam.
• e- PTFE considered gold standard, but now we are
moving back to the full bodied, dense PTFE.
E-PTFE
• Titanium reinforcement
Barrier placement
surfaces.
exposure rates.
tissue formation.
Collagen Membranes
periodontal defects.
• Reduced strength
furcation defects.b
Periosteum - Collagen
Connective - Collagen
tissue graft
Freezedried Miami tissue Bank Collagen
duramater
Alloderm Dentsply, CA Acellular dermal matrix
2. Reduce costs
• Controversial..
Summary of GTR materials
direction????
GROWTH FACTORS –
REGENERATION REVISITED!!
• 6 tissue types must be restored for regeneration; ging
epi, ging conn tissue, pdl, cementum, alv bone and
surrounding vasculature.
• Nomenclature..concentration
• Extensive research