Bioglass, a bioactive glass material primarily composed of silica, calcium, and phosphorus, has emerged as a revolutionary material in the field of biomedical implants, particularly in orthopedic and dental applications. Due to its unique ability to bond with natural bone tissue and promote cellular activity, bioglass has become a key component in enhancing the performance of implants. In orthopedics, bioglass is used in bone repair, promoting rapid healing and osseointegration in fractures and joint replacements. In dentistry, it aids in improving the integration of dental implants, promoting bone growth around the implant, and reducing the risk of infection. This article explores the role of bioglass in enhancing the materials used in both orthopedic and dental implants, focusing on its advantages, clinical applications, and future potential. We will examine its benefits over traditional materials, its ability to promote tissue healing, and the challenges that remain in fully harnessing its capabilities.
*Saurabh Dubey, Dr. Sunil Kumar Prajapati, Ambuj Pandey, Dr. Alok Mahor, Jyoti Maurya (Sun,) studied this question.