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A team of scientists in Belgium has found a way to repair bone damages with the help of stem cells derived from fatty tissue. The result of the discovery has been relaunched by several medical maga... Via Alessandro Dentoni 
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Sea coral could soon be used more extensively in bone grafting procedures thanks to new research that has refined the material’s properties and made it more compatible with natural bone. Via Alessandro Dentoni
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Researchers from the University of Iowa have developed a remarkable new procedure for regenerating missing or damaged bone.
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Dentists drill bigger holes in teeth than necessary for restorations because of an optical illusion that makes circular objects look smaller than they really are, according to a new study published in PLOS One.
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The VELscope is well-known as a noninvasive fluorescence device used by dental professionals to identify tissue abnormalities in the oral cavity.
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The essential vitamin found in many foods could be used to create non-toxic scaffolds for custom medical implants. (Vitamin B2 could be used to 3-D print medical implants that are more compatible with the human body
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Nanotube Surface Promises Faster Healing Dental Implants
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Download this FREE e-book and learn about: Latest Advances in 3D ImagingDiagnostic Clinical BenefitsBenefits to Patients Via Murry Shohat
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October 22, 2013 12:04 PM
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La BioPen palmare sviluppata nei laboratori dell Universit di Wollongong consentir ai chirurghi di realizzare innesti ossei personalizzati in situ e al momento dell intervento chirurgico La BioPen sviluppata da ricercatori dell Australian Centre per... Via Alessandro Dentoni
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3D Systems releases the Sense handheld 3D scanner for only $399.
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University of California, Los Angeles researchers have found that nanodiamonds, a mining and refining byproduct, could be used to combat osteonecrosis and stimulate bone growth around dental implants.
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A Swiss company has created a coating that could improve upon one of titanium's most important characteristics when used in dental implants: biocompatibility.
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