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Part 1 Riparazione base dentale tramite ultrasuoni
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30/08/2024
Riparazione della radice dentale con gli ultrasuoni. Conferenza del dott. Tarek El-Bialy, Ortodonzia e Bioingegneria, Università di Alberta
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Good morning everyone. Thanks for David and Kevin for inviting me to present and
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share with you my discovery and how we are moving from accidental discovery in
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the lab to advice that can save millions of people's teeth around the world. So
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this is myself. I work at University of Alberta in orthodontics and also I hold
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I'm a private practitioner and outside I have a private office and also I have a
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PhD in bioengineering. In 2006 there was a huge media release in mental
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researchers patent new technologies that can regrow teeth and hopefully in a few
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years we can reach that claim. But a device that can help you grow your own
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teeth. Broca tooth growth back. So this is true. I'll share with you what we have
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and where we are and the future. Okay so this is the accidental discovery in
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dental research. Basically if you are familiar what's distraction isogenesis
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or surgical bone lengthening. So if someone has a short bone like this girl
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for example this this leg is short. So what they do to lengthen this short leg
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they cut it put a screw in it and then they open the screw every day and then
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in a few months the short leg can be as long as the normal leg. Okay in cranial
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facial area we are dealing with lots of problems especially with the lower jaw.
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When the lower jaw is underdeveloped like this we can do the same thing the
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same technique. We break the jaw put a fixator with a screw in place and then
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after a few weeks then the patient move from here to here. And basically the
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whole idea is to regenerate or grow the patient's own new bone without the need
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for any hip or any bone graft or any other materials. The only problem with
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this technique in the cranial facial area usually we hope to get the bone
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from here to here but most of the time the bone doesn't grow in the direction
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that we have. And most of the time it grow in different directions and the
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output or the resultant bone shape is not what we are actually planned for. So
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we try to look into something that can promote the bone healing at this
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distraction site or at the bone fracture site. So we looked at different
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non-invasive techniques and ultrasound was the best one that or best solution
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that's been used in clinical trials and in the lab for almost 30 years to
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promote fracture healing or bone to help healing of fractured bone. So we
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have three types of ultrasound just to introduce you briefly what ultrasound
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because lots of people get confused about the sonar that's been used and and
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the shockwaves. So there are three types of ultrasound depends on the power. The
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shockwaves that can use diagnostic sorry that's this diagnostic that lots of
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pregnant women can use to check their babies and operative that can
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crush kidney or renal stones and it has lots of power. And the therapeutic one
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that's mainly used in physiotherapy and this is the one that we are going to
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talk about its application in dentistry today. So the first research that I did
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was at University of Illinois and that was my PhD was to evaluate and
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commercially available ultrasound device that's been used to help healing of
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fractured bone on bone maturation during mandibular or lower jaw
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distraction osteogenesis or lower jaw surgical lengthening. As you can see in
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this rabbit here we cut the lower jaw we start to lengthen or open the screw and
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then we hope only new bone to be filled in this space here. And this is where the
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cut was and when I did the cut I cut the lower incisor as well and we were really
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excited to see what's going to happen to that lower incisor. And then after a few
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days you can see the side that treated by ultrasound the tooth was growing more
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than the other side. And that was a big discovery and I got lots of criticism
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from my supervisor what did you do to this poor rabbit nobody will believe you
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you will present this in improper research book and lots of funny stuff.
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And then until four weeks after this discovery we did the histology and then
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this is the new bone that you can see here and in the middle of the gap we had
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a new tissue that it's not bone. And on a higher microscopic level you can see or
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if you're an expert in the dental field this is new tooth that's been formed at
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this destruction site. That was the first time in history that we can show people
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that new dental tissue can be formed in a few days. Again rabbit's teeth are
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different slightly from human teeth. So there was lots of criticism how to
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apply this into a clinical trial or in human. So basically the results of this
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research that ultrasound can generate new dental tissue formation
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and this new dental tissue formation is dentin and dentin basically it makes the
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bulk of the tooth and cementum which is the outer layer that attach the roots of
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the teeth to the bone. So these two main parts can be regenerated by
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ultrasound in rabbits not the enamel yet because the enamel is a different story.
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So in orthodontics when we move teeth there are lots of risk factors that a big
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chunk of people can get into big problem that's unresolved at this moment which
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is root resorption or root shortening. So when you have braces for three to
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three or four years if you are one of those high-risk patients what can
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happen the roots can be gone like this. So there is no roots so the tooth can
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start like this and then after three four years the root has been blunted and
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shortened get shortened. This is a real case that's been sent to me on daily
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basis one of the cases. And also on other patients from UK all over the world they
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have this problem and there is no treatment for those patients so far. So
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we started a clinical trial pilot clinical trial on patients that they
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have braces and in some patients that they are going to have braces some of
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them we have to take some teeth so we can have spaces so we can straight up
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their crooked teeth. On those patients the teeth that to be extracted are always
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good candidates for us to do some research on them because the patients
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are going to lose them anyways right. So yeah but we had also had a hard time
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recruiting patients because most of them they are excited to get into a braces
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we want to finish the braces so and so anyways so we're successful in getting
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some patients and we start to apply some forces to induce root erosion or root
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resorption. And on the other side in each patient we apply the commercially
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available ultrasound device. You can see the applicator here is big as big
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like a Tony and it wasn't actually comfortable for the patients to apply it
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but I was lucky to get really good patients or compliant patients to use
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this commercially available device. After four weeks the teeth that didn't
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receive ultrasound you can see the erosion this is the cementum layer here
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and also the dentin get eroded and this root as well you can see the erosion
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everywhere but interestingly after four weeks when we apply the ultrasound here
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new dental tissue was formed new dentin and new cementum that was again the
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first time in history that we can show that new dental tissue can be formed in
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four weeks and that was published in American Journal of Orthorhontics. So we start to
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move more higher to higher forces because when we did this pilot study we
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were aware like we were actually we had to be very careful not to apply
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too much force so the patient don't get a severe pain and stuff. Now we're
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confident enough to apply huge amount of force and see what in the real life
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what's going to happen. So this is what happened. This is at University of Alberta
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a patient came for the same experiment and then we apply huge amount of force
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like almost 13 times the original force that we applied. Just try to imitate the
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real-time or the real-life orthorhontic force application and then when we apply
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ultrasound to this site only you can see the root was preserved here but the
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inside root was severely resorbed and the control root or the tooth that's
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been moved without any ultrasound the two roots get shorter compared to the
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preserved root here. So that means the ultrasound really works. So we have lots
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of patients that been send us emails for photographs of their x-rays photos on
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daily basis. We try to save the roots so you can see millions of patients
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worldwide they have these problems.
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