Materials for Bone and Dental Hard Tissue Substitutes—2nd Edition
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Dentistry and Oral Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 August 2024 | Viewed by 72
Special Issue Editor
Interests: nanomaterials; titanium alloys; composites; nanohydroxyapatite applications; scaffolds; dental CAD/CAM materials; bone regeneration; dental bioengineering; biomaterial’s surface modification; lasers in medicine; environmental dentistry
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Dear Colleagues,
Bone and dental hard tissue defects still remain a challenge in regenerative medicine. Moreover, modern materials used in endodontics and endoprosthodontics allow for the regeneration of dental tissues, which prolongs a tooth’s usefulness. The technological progress of materials influences the efficacy of implantology by supressing the resorption of alveolar bone. Modern technologies in materials are also successfully used in the case of mandible or maxilla reconstruction.
The aim of this Special Issue should be discussed in articles on the possible use of mineralized tissue substitutes in biomedicine. The successful use of bone substitute material allows for the natural duplication of the bone cellular system. Better understanding of bony nanostructure contributes to the more efficient use of synthetic biomaterials as bone substitutes. Special attention will be paid to new methods of nanomaterials use in bone substitution, as well as their effectiveness in clinical procedures.
Topics of interest for this Special Issue include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Characterization of bone substitute materials;
- Application of bone substitute materials;
- Biocompatibility assessment of bone substitute materials;
- Physicochemical properties of bone substitute materials;
- Nanoscale modifications of bone substitute materials;
- Three-dimensional printing in bone regeneration;
- Modern titanium alloys in maxilla or mandible reconstructions;
- Materials in endodontic surgery;
- Mechanical and biocompatible properties of CAD/CAM restorative materials;
- Materials in osteosynthesis and implantology.
Dr. Maciej Dobrzyński
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- hydroxiapatite
- alloplastic materials
- xenografts
- nanomaterials-based bone regeneration
- 3D-printed scaffolds
- dental implants
- titanium alloys
- endodontic materials
- dental CAD/CAM materials
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