Habashneh Rola Al, A. Mohammad, Hammad Huda, A. Sawsan, Karadsheh Omar, Alshami Raed
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The Effects of Particulate Dentine Compared to Bio-Oss® on Bone Regeneration
A total of 32 male Sprague Dawley rats were subjected to a surgical creation of a calvarial defect of a 5 mm diameter. The rats were divided into 4 groups of 8 rats. The first group received no graft material in the defect and was named the control group. The 2nd group received human particulate dentine. The 3rd group received a mixture of human particulate dentine and Bio-Oss®.