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The aim is to explore the integration of nanotechnology and biomaterials in dental regenerations.

Integrating nanotechnology and biomaterials for dental guided bone and tissue regeneration: toward personalized regenerative therapies

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Reports on guided bone and tissue regeneration techniques in dentistry, highlighting implications for personalized therapies.

The aim is to explore the integration of nanotechnology and biomaterials in dental regenerations.
Review of various biomaterials including bioabsorbable and nonresorbable types.
Discussion of active delivery systems for growth factors and stem cells.
Evaluation of cell-free approaches using exosomes and extracellular vesicles.
Bioabsorbable materials enhance guided regeneration while preventing unwanted cell growth.
Nonresorbable options provide structural support but may require removal.
Emerging smart materials demonstrate promising properties for periodontal applications.

Saleh et al. (2026) studied this question.

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