Novel Dental Materials Design and Application
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Biomaterials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 10 December 2025 | Viewed by 61
Special Issue Editor
Interests: dental materials; pedodontics; caries prevention; caries therapy; implantology; dental trauma; operative dentistry
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Dear Colleagues,
Today's development of materials, and the development of nanotechnology and biocompatible materials in particular, has contributed to the emergence of better materials and procedures in medicine not only in the laboratory aspect but also in clinical use. Because of this, modern materials enable us to achieve better clinical success in treatment and better quality throughout the clinical period.
We have a large number of materials obtained through nanotechnology, with much better laboratory characteristics than older generation materials. Of particular note is the huge progress in composite materials for restorative dentistry, biocompatible materials for treatment and regeneration, new forms of dental ceramics and alloys, and, of course, huge progress in dental implantology. Osseointegrating materials enable bone and tissue replacement and, with biocompatible and advanced osteointegrating implants, solve the problems we had before. In order to significantly reduce the discrepancy between science and practice, the analysis of modern materials and treatment procedures between laboratory and clinical work is of crucial importance. Laboratory methods and results from the research of materials and their physical characteristics allow us to apply these same materials in clinical research, especially if it concerns biomedicine and related branches.
Therefore, I invite researchers of various professions involved in the clinical and laboratory analysis of modern materials and procedures in biomedicine and dentistry to contribute their scientific works to the advancement of science and technology so that we have better treatment methods to choose from.
Prof. Dr. Walter Dukić
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- dental materials
- composite materials
- nanotechnology
- ceramics
- operative dentistry
- biocompatible materials
- treatment outcome
- clinical relevance
- biomaterials
- clinical relevance
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