Regenerative Dentistry: From Repair to True Tooth Regrowth

By W J Francis

Regenerative Dentistry

From Repair to True Tooth Regrowth
This book explores the scientific revolution that is redefining oral healthcare at its biological core.

Drawing from advances in regenerative dentistry, this book reveals how modern science is moving beyond mechanical solutions toward true tooth regeneration-where living tissues, not artificial materials, become the foundation of care.

At the heart of this transformation are dental stem cells, powerful biological resources found within teeth and surrounding tissues. Through the lens of stem cell dentistry and dental tissue engineering, readers are guided through how pulp, dentin, periodontal tissues, and bone can be regenerated using the body's own repair systems. The book also explains emerging strategies in regenerative dental therapy, where smart biomaterials, growth factors, and immune-guided healing work together to restore natural structure and function.

Going further, this work explores the bold frontier of biological tooth repair and tooth regrowth, including groundbreaking discoveries that show humans already possess the genetic blueprint for growing new teeth-currently restrained by natural biological "off switches." The book introduces cutting-edge research in antibody therapy for tooth regeneration, including approaches that block inhibitory proteins and reactivate dormant tooth-forming pathways, bringing the possibility of natural tooth replacement closer than ever before.

Written in a clear, human-friendly style yet grounded in accurate science, the book bridges laboratory research and clinical reality. It connects regenerative biology, immunology, biomaterials, and developmental science to paint a coherent picture of where oral healthcare is heading. More than a technical reference, it offers a vision of the future of dentistry-one where preservation replaces replacement, and regeneration becomes the central goal.

This book is designed for dental students, clinicians, researchers, innovators, and curious minds who want to understand not just how dentistry is changing, but why. It is an invitation to see teeth not as static structures, but as living organs with untapped regenerative potential.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GJJF1VB2
• ISBN13: 9798245269139
• Release Date: January 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 464 Pages
• Weight: 1.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.0"