Do Sharpey's Fibers Regulate Bone Metabolism?
Jean Aaron's review proposes a periosteum–Sharpey–endosteum continuum: a poorly mineralized collagen III network that regulates bone. The one we strip.
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Jean Aaron's review proposes a periosteum–Sharpey–endosteum continuum: a poorly mineralized collagen III network that regulates bone. The one we strip.
The osteoblast builds bone, then meets three fates: apoptosis, the quiet of a lining cell, or being buried alive to become an osteocyte.
Diabetes and prediabetes do not rule out implants: HbA1c (glycated hemoglobin) counts. Thresholds, peri-implantitis, and your diabetologist.
Chronic stress consumes the bone around the teeth through the HPA axis, cortisol, and the collapse of IL-10. The molecular mechanism, and 4 ways to break it.
A transcription factor called BNC2 opens the chromatin of periosteal stem cells and enables bone healing. When it's missing, the fracture doesn't consolidate.
Osteoporosis and periodontitis share biology and risk factors: meta-analysis on 19,611 patients and the critical four-year window after menopause.
AI analyzes dental panoramic X-rays and detects osteoporosis with 88% sensitivity. Two 2024–2025 meta-analyses redefine what a routine dental visit can detect.
Lindhe and Ericsson (1976) demonstrate that occlusal trauma does not impair healing after periodontal surgery, provided plaque is removed.
Bone-level, tissue-level, conical connection: the correct depth changes with connection type. Why getting it wrong causes bone resorption.
RANKL, RANK and OPG: the molecules that govern bone remodeling and immunity — and why they matter in periodontics and implant dentistry.
Alveolar bone holds your teeth and your implants. After extraction it shrinks in predictable ways. Anatomy, causes, and what the data say about rebuilding.
Dental implant failure biology: macrophages, metabolism, and drugs. A risk-factor guide to protect osseointegration.
A malpositioned dental implant loses 0.25 mm of bone per 10° of angular error. Symptoms, when it's fixable, and when it must be removed.
What myofibroblasts do after an implant: the difference between osseointegration and fibrointegration, and how to keep an implant from failing.
The osteocyte connectome: the lacunocanalicular network that coordinates bone remodeling, mechanics and implant osseointegration.
Osteoclasts resorb, osteoblasts build, osteocytes coordinate: how bone remodeling works and why it determines dental implant success.
Manola has periodontitis. When is root planing enough, when is surgery needed, and why trust between patient and dentist quietly decides the outcome.
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