Summary of osteomucosal healing patterns.

Summary of osteomucosal healing patterns.

<p>Wound closure occurs progressively in a time-dependent manner (red). The presence of osteoclasts (purple) and the formation of collagen (green) fibers occur as early as day 2. Newly forming woven bone (pink) starts forming at day 5 and increases rapidly at day 7.</p>

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Main Author: Sol Kim (331410) (author)
Other Authors: Minju Song (9423420) (author), Drake Williams (22057209) (author), Wen Du (1857862) (author), Inwoo Cho (22057212) (author), Eunbin Bae (22057215) (author), Joey Kim (22057218) (author), Ahana Goswami (22057221) (author), Ki-Hyuk Shin (9647647) (author), No-Hee Park (245638) (author), Reuben H. Kim (4740225) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Medicine
Cell Biology
Physiology
Biotechnology
Sociology
Developmental Biology
Cancer
Virology
Computational Biology
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
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significant mineralization observed
provide novel insights
maxillary first molars
identified elevated expression
collagen deposition began
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epithelial tissue closure
early cellular events
tooth extraction
temporal changes
steadily increasing
socket walls
sharp increase
scaffold essential
remained around
rankl throughout
proper healing
osteomucosal healing
oral cavity
microct ).
investigated spatial
healing stages
hard tissues
findings demonstrated
early stages
documented previously
dentoalveolar trauma
day 7
day 6
day 5
day 2
computed tomography
bone tissues
bone formation
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