Projects
Development of organoids from human and mouse teeth as novel and powerful tools to study tooth biology and pursue regenerative therapy Hasselt University
MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIZED (IMMATURE) TEETH IN CHILDREN NEEDING ORTHODONTIC TOOTH REGULATION KU Leuven
Orthodontic treatment after dental trauma.
Orthodontic tooth regulation is a type of treatment frequently offered to children, usually in the stages of development of the dentition and surrounding orofacial structures.
Teeth affected by trauma are most often situated in the esthetic zone. Visible defects and discolorations may have a lifelong impact on self-esteem, overall well-being and quality of life of the individual. ...
North South South Cooperation programme (NSSCP) between VUB and University of Nairobi (UON) Kenya and University of Western Cape (UWC) South Africa. Vrije Universiteit Brussel
North South South Cooperation Programme (NSSCP2011-2012): Pilot research data center - Moi University (Kenya) and Jimma University (Ethiopia) Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Use of stereolithographic model in tooth autotransplantation and periodontal ligament stem cells for pulp revascularization and reinnervation to increase the success rate for tooth replacement in children KU Leuven
Loss of permanent teeth is a particular challenge in children considering that alveolar bone growth is not yet complete and treatment approaches should adapt to both growth and developmental changes in the oral region to have the potential for long-term survival. This could be realized via autotransplantation, which is a biological approach for tooth replacement in young children. Key factor for its success is the preservation of the ...
Use of stereolithographic model in tooth autotransplantation and periodontal ligament stem cells for pulp revascularization and reinnervation to increase the success rate for tooth replacement in children Hasselt University
Flanders in Florence: Architectural Exchanges from North to South, 1400-1600 Vrije Universiteit Brussel
in the period 1400-1600. It does not argue for a marked Flemish influence on Florence’s Renaissance
architecture but intends to study how the intense commercial, artistic, political and military ties with
the Low Countries have enriched Florence’s broad architectural culture. While the impact of Flemish
painting ...