Sources of stem cells-pulp tissue revascularization, Biology

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A) General:  

  • umbilical cord 
  • Placenta 
  • Bone marrow 
  • Ophthalmic cornea { conjectiva of the eye } 
  • Kidney 
  • Spleen

 (B) Dental: 

Dental pulp (DPSCs) : after formation of the pulp tissue

Apical dental papilla (SCAP) : after extraction of the tooth there's a soft tissue  attachment which's rich of this types of cells 

Periodontal ligament (PDLSCs) : around the PDL

Stem cells from exfoliated deciduous teeth (SHED):in the pulp chamber of the shed deciduous tooth. 

Dental follicle (DFSCs):we can take it from the tooth follicle after surgical removal of  the impacted tooth.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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