periodontalregenerative
Periodontal regeneration, or periodontal regenerative therapy, refers to dental procedures aimed at restoring the architecture and function of the periodontium lost to periodontitis. The periodontium comprises cementum, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone; regeneration seeks to reestablish these tissues in their original arrangement rather than merely repairing the damage.
Regenerative approaches combine surgical techniques with biologic and material interventions to create a conducive healing environment.
Clinical outcomes are typically evaluated by gains in clinical attachment level, reduction in probing depth, and
Current evidence supports selective use of regenerative techniques for specific defect types, with ongoing research aimed