Modern Methodology for Improving Bone Tissue Regeneration in Dentistry

The study explores modern techniques for improving bone tissue regeneration in dentistry, such as guided bone regeneration, distraction osteogenesis, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. These methods aim to address challenges like maxillary bone loss, which can hinder dental implant placement. While guided bone regeneration is effective, it can be time-consuming, and the PASS principle is essential for success. Distraction osteogenesis eliminates the need for donor bone, offering advantages over traditional grafting. PRP accelerates healing and promotes tissue regeneration through growth factors. Stem cell therapy is highlighted as a promising approach for regenerating dental and periodontal structures. The review notes inconsistencies in the effectiveness of these techniques and stresses the need for further research to develop personalized osteoregeneration strategies based on a thorough understanding of bone tissue histoarchitecture and regenerative processes.