Nicholas Perrotta, DMD

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Stem cell collection benefits patients and practice
Stem cells are more than just a theoretical topic for Dr. Nicholas Perrotta. He was diagnosed with leukemia, and an allogeneic bone marrow stem cell transplant saved his life. Now, he writes about how he has made the collection of stem cells from patients' pulpal tissue an option at his practice and gained new referrals because of this service.
August 1, 2016
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