Biomedicine in Dental and Oral Rehabilitation
A special issue of Biomedicines (ISSN 2227-9059). This special issue belongs to the section "Biomedical Engineering and Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2025 | Viewed by 399
Special Issue Editors
Interests: oral rehabilitation; oral medicine; implantology; laser therapy in dentistry; digitalization in dentistry; bruxism; dental wear; bone regeneration; dental anxiety; pharmacology in dentistry
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Interests: dental informatics; biostatistics; dental image processing; dental AI; dental software; dental biomaterials
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue welcomes publications of cutting-edge research in dentistry, with a focus on dental and oral rehabilitation. Diagnosis and treatment of teeth and oral disease represent the principal objective of this collection of articles in the context of dentistry digitalization.
Biomedicine in dental and oral rehabilitation is dynamic, representing a place where technological and biological innovation is redefining the diagnosis and treatment of oral and dental disease. Digitalization has brought intraoral scanners, 3D imaging, virtual planning, and 3D printing. These allow for increased precision in diagnosis and personalization of oral rehabilitation treatments with the help of dental implants, veneers, or dental crowns. Developing biocompatible materials, such as titanium alloys, bioactive ceramics, and chameleonic composite materials, improves the functionality and aesthetics of oral rehabilitation. Nanomaterials also provide resistance and antimicrobial properties. Using biomolecules in toothpaste, gels, solutions, or dental materials stimulate tissue regeneration and combats inflammation or infections. Cell therapy with stem cells opens dental pulp and jawbone regeneration perspectives. New bone regeneration biomaterials and digital technologies allow personalized approaches to lost tissue reconstruction. Therapies based on growth factors, recombinant proteins, or monoclonal antibodies adapt to the needs of each patient, offering precise, less invasive, and effective treatments for oral and dental disease or post-extraction alveolar resorption. Using these biomedicines in dentistry ensures better integration of dental implants, rapid healing, and complication prevention. In addition, oral rehabilitation becomes more predictable and durable, responding to patients’ functional and aesthetic needs.
Prof. Dr. Sanda Mihaela Popescu
Dr. Mihaela Ionescu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- diagnosis
- treatment
- oral rehabilitation
- dental and oral disease
- biomedicine
- biomaterial
- regeneration
- functional
- esthetics
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