In restorative dentistry, dental composites have become a popular material of choice due to
the increasing aesthetic demands and address challenges like recurrent cavities and …

Adhesives, which also comprise of terms like bonding agents, glues and gums, are
substances which possess the ability to attach to various substrates and hence can be used …

The currently used commercial restorative composites contain a mixture of various cross-
linking dimethacrylates, glass-and/or silicon dioxide fillers, and a photoinitiator system. They …

Nanomaterials have gained considerable attention and interest in the development of new
and efficient molecular probes for medical diagnosis and imaging. Heavy metal …

This article reviews the current state of the art for restorative biomaterials by examining the
roles of 1) truly biological biomaterials, with respect to the “near‐future” of five to ten years …

In this study, employing modified Hummers method coupled with a multi-stage
manufacturing procedure, graphene oxide (GO) decorated with Pb 3 O 4 (GO-Pb 3 O 4) at …

BioAggregate is a new product that was formulated for root-end filling, perforation repair,
and pulp cap**. This study examined the chemical differences between white mineral …

Secondary caries and restoration fracture remain the two most common problems in
restorative dentistry. Release of fluoride ions (F) could be a substantial benefit because F …

The main challenges facing composite restorations are secondary caries and bulk fracture.
The objective of this study was to develop nano DCPA (dicalcium phosphate anhydrous) …

For centuries, inflammatory/foreign body reactions have plagued the attempts of clinicians to
use metals for tissue and bone reconstructions. Since corrosion contributes to the rejection …