Polyphenol-functionalized biomaterials for bone and dental tissue regeneration

Niaz Akbarnejad; Venkata Suresh Venkataiah; Deepak Mehta; Mohmed Isaqali Karobai; Michela Capoferri; Eloy Bejarano; Stella Helen Constantinidou; Salvatore Sauro

doi:10.1016/j.jfscie.2025.100067

January 1, 2026JADA Foundational ScienceOpen Access

Polyphenol-functionalized biomaterials for bone and dental tissue regeneration

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Improved cell adhesion and growth factor delivery enhances tissue regeneration in bone and dental applications.
Polyphenol-functionalized biomaterials showed significant benefits compared to control groups in laboratory tests.
The study utilized in vitro assays to assess the efficacy of polyphenols in promoting cellular responses.
Findings highlight the potential for new biomaterials to improve outcomes in tissue engineering.

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Experiment demonstrates improved bone and dental tissue regeneration using polyphenol-functionalized biomaterials, suggesting a new treatment approach.

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