DOI: 10.36347/sasjm

Pages: 226-232

The aim of this study was to access the dental residents opinions toward regenerative.100 Residents in all departments of Hamadan dental school in 1391-92 school year were evaluated by using an standard questionnaire that include 32 questions. %69/6 female and %92.4 were in the range of 25 to 35 years old. Census sampling method was applied and the data were analyzed using χ2 statistics at a significance of P <.05 by the software 18-SPSS. %84/8 of residents had no continued education in stem cells or regenerative endodontics procedures. %83/5 residents were willing to undergo extra training to provide regenerative endodontic procedures for patients. %44/3 of residents predicted outcomes of regenerative dental treatment successful while %49/4 of them was unsure about outcome of these treatments. Most of residents believed that regenerative procedures should be incorporated into dental treatments. They were optimistic about the future use of these treatments and they were willing to undergo extra training in this field. Nevertheless, they also need more evidence for the effectiveness and safety of regenerative treatments before offering these treatments to their patients