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Periodontal wound healing certainly is considered a more complex process compared to the epidermal wound healing. The native Periodontium includes a cementum, a functionally oriented PDL, alveolar bone, and the gingiva. The interface between these tissues as well as the transgingival position of the tooth represent a constant challenge during the restoration of the integrity of the native structures as they seek to create a new connection to the non-vascular and non-vital hard tissue of the root surface within the context of an open system that is permanently contaminated and under a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Periodontal wound healing certainly is considered a more complex process compared to the epidermal wound healing. The native Periodontium includes a cementum, a functionally oriented PDL, alveolar bone, and the gingiva. The interface between these tissues as well as the transgingival position of the tooth represent a constant challenge during the restoration of the integrity of the native structures as they seek to create a new connection to the non-vascular and non-vital hard tissue of the root surface within the context of an open system that is permanently contaminated and under a significant "bacterial load". It is therefore not surprising that the healing that results following all types of gingival and periodontal therapy can be quite variable.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Priyanka Kachwaha completed her Masters in Surgery in the field of Periodontics and Implantology from VSDC&H (KIMS,Dental), Bangalore . She did her Bachelors (BDS) from MCODS, Manipal . Dr Aruna D. R. BDS, MDS, (PhD) is a senior professor (Dept of Periodontics) at VSDC&H,excellently guided many PG students, including the author.