The importance of biomaterials in prosthodontics is examined in this review article, which highlights how they affect dental treatment outcomes that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional. It includes developments in photopolymerizable materials, bioactive coatings, hybrid composites, bacterial-resistant biomaterials, theranostic biomaterials, and metallic biomaterials such as cobalt-chromium and titanium alloys. It also covers comparative research, the integration of nanotechnology, and the function of biomaterials in tissue engineering. The review aims to provide dental professionals with the knowledge they need to improve patient care and practice by highlighting recent breakthroughs, clinical applications, and future directions.
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