Keywords:
regenerative
bioactive
nanotechnology
nanoscience

  • Abstract

    Oral hard and soft tissue engineering using bioactive substances that trigger other proteins or the immune system is the main focus of biomaterials research. Long-lasting tissues and tissue components develop due to this natural ground ingredient. Bioactive glass (BAG) is one type of biomaterial that is currently used. BAG is utilized in soft-tissue restoration, orthopedics, air abrasion, pulp capping, root canal therapy, dental implant coating materials, mineralizing agents and dental restorative materials, among other medical specialities, due to its bioactive properties, which make it suitable for use in a range of clinical settings, including dentistry and medicine, where issues with complex tissue regeneration arise.Bioglass is used in dentistry for permanent restoration, intracanal medication or temporary restorative purposes. This article extensively explores the applications of Bioglass in dentistry, explicitly focusing on elucidating its mechanisms of action and biological effects. Emphasizing the uniqueness of Bioglass, this article underscores its role as a transformative tool in modern dental care.

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Bhojwani, P., Ikhar, A., Patel, A., Chandak, M., Bhopatkar, J., Manik, K., Kurundkar, S., & Paryani, M. (2024). Recent advances in antimicrobial and biosynthesis properties of bioglass and nanoparticles: A narrative review. Multidisciplinary Reviews, 7(12), 2024286. https://doi.org/10.31893/multirev.2024286
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