Biomimetic Materials in Restorative Dentistry and Endodontics

Biomimetics involves studying biological materials and processes to create analogous products, fostering innovation across fields promoting harmony between humans and nature. Biomimetic dentistry introduces innovative, sustainable approaches to restorative care by emulating natural processes, resulting in improved patient outcomes. This approach emphasizes repairing damaged teeth with minimally invasive techniques that replicate the aesthetics and functionality of natural teeth. Its primary objectives include: Regenerating dental structures and replacing lost tissues in a way that imitates natural processes. Employing bonded porcelain restorations as a less invasive alternative to full-coverage crowns. Biomimetic materials in restorative dentistry are designed to replicate the properties and behavior of natural dental tissues, such as enamel and dentin. By using bioinspired materials, biomimetic dentistry supports remineralization and promotes long-term oral health.

Pages: 172, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing