May 2025 - 42 articles
Effective local hemostasis is essential in oral surgery to prevent complications such as delayed healing, infection, and the need for re-intervention. Postoperative bleeding occurs in 4–6% of cases, increasing to 9–12% in patients receivi...
Bone infection is a debilitating condition characterized by inflammation of the bone and its marrow. It poses significant challenges in clinical practice due to its recalcitrant nature and difficulty in eradicating the infecting microorganisms. Recen...
Conventional calcium silicate cement (CSC) formulations often exhibit insufficient mechanical strength and low initial stability. This study aimed to develop an organic–inorganic hybrid biomaterial by incorporating an elastin-like polypeptide (...
Hip replacement is a widespread surgical procedure that eliminates pain and restores motor functions of the pathologically altered hip joint. The issue lies in the lack of pre-operative strength calculations for implant shapes. So, they tend to break...
Metallic biomaterials are prevalent in medical applications. In the treatment of mandibular fractures, the use of metallic biomaterials makes it possible to recover the ability to bite and partially recover speech through preventing ankylosis of the...
The global spread of infectious diseases has raised public awareness of vaccines, highlighting their essential role in protecting public health. Among the components of modern vaccines, adjuvants have received increasing attention for boosting immune...
Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) is a widely used surgical procedure to restore mobility and reduce pain in patients with hip joint disorders. Implant success and longevity are influenced by the selection of appropriate materials. This study presents a c...
Background: This study evaluated the effect of charcoal-containing toothpaste on the surface roughness of CAD/CAM lithium disilicate ceramic (e.max CAD) after simulated toothbrushing. Methods: Forty-eight e.max CAD ceramic specimens were divided into...
Common antibiotic therapies to treat bacterial infections are associated with systemic side effects and the development of resistance, directly connected to duration and dosage. Local drug delivery systems (DDSs) offer an alternative by localising an...
Cellular infiltration into traditional electrospun nanofibers (NFs) is limited due to their dense structures. We were able to obtain polycaprolactone (PCL) NFs with variable and defined pore sizes and thicknesses by using a customized programmed NF c...
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