Progenitor cells in dental pulp have been poorly studied and the interest in them has been progressively increasing over the last two decades due to the wide therapeutic and regenerative potential that they present. It is a cellular resource that the human possesses throughout most of his life and can be widely used for the purposes of tissue engineering. Progenitor cells from dental pulp can differentiate into many cell lines. They have a common origin, but their territory and location determine their behaviour.
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