Because autogenous bone transplants have a high osteogenic potential and almost no immune reaction, they have long been regarded as the gold standard.One of the challenges for maxillomandibular complex procedures is the treatment of bone deformities caused by trauma, infections, neoplasias, or developmental anomalies.A number of studies have identified materials with osteopromotive potential for osteogenesis.The dentin matrix employed as implant biomaterial possesses osteogenic and chemotactic potential.According to several writers, autogenous demineralized dentin matrix (ADDM) slices promoted the growth of new bone. 6,7The autogenous tooth-derived graft has osteogenic, osteoconductive, and osteoinductive characteristics.Therefore, the current research was conducted to assess the effectiveness of autogenous tooth-derived grafts and xenograft for periodontal structure regeneration using the cell culture method.
Bankur et al. (Tue,) studied this question.