Effect of occlusion on nasal architecture
This project investigates the relation between occlusion, breathing and facial growth using clinical and animal studies.
This project investigates the relation between occlusion, breathing and facial growth using clinical and animal studies.
We are investigating the effect of extracorporeal shockwave on skeletal development using in vivo and ex vivo developmental models.
This project introduces a new Theory of Form, its components, organization, and the main factors instructing biological form, namely entropy, emergence, and genetics.
These studies use the endochondral pathway to engineer growing bone for correction of craniofacial defects. We are conducting both in vitro and in vivo studies.