Expression of Bmp-2 in the Alveolar Rats' Extraction Socket after High Sucrose Diet

One of wound regeneration’s important roles is in the presence of calcium minerals and compounds and mineralization for bone survival after the tooth extraction process. BMPs are bone proteins that are needed in the formation of new bone. BMP that plays a very important role is BMP-2. In the process of forming new bones, they also really need good minerals so that the bones can be perfectly formed. A high diet of sucrose can promote mineral bone loss, resorption of alveolar bone by osteoclast also can increase calcium urine, and plasma. The purpose of this study is to explore the expression of BMP-2 in Wistar rats with tooth extraction after high sucrose diet. The results were statistically evaluated using a T-test. In comparison to the control group, there was a substantial difference in BMP-2 expression on days 7 and 15.