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. 2023 Jan 4;24(1):2156257. doi: 10.1080/14686996.2022.2156257

Table 2.

Application of nanomaterials in periodontal diseases.

Denture Type Applications Core nanoparticles/
nanomaterial
Key features Ref
Removable denture Mechanical strength ZrO2 NPs Effectively increasing the mechanical properties of PMMA. [104–109]
    TiO2 NPs   [110]
    SiO2 NPs   [111]
    ZnNPs   [112]
    diamond NPs   [113]
    SiC NPs Improving the thermal conductivity of PMMA. [114]
  Antibacterial AgNPs Antibacterial effect by coating or filling [115,116]
    Chitosan Unique antibacterial ability against Candida. [117]
    nGO Increasing PMMA hydrophilicity to obtain antibacterial ability. [118,119]
    TiO2 NPs Dual antibacterial power. [120]
    SiO2 NPs
Implant restoration Antibacterial ZnNPs Long-lasting antibacterial effect. [121,122]
  CeO NPs Stronger anti-inflammatory effects. [123]
  Osseointegration Nanopattern Promotes osseointegration. [124]
    nGO Increasing the hydrophilic properties of the implant surface. [125,126]
    SiNPs Enhancing roughness and hydrophilic properties of the implant surface. [127]
    NHA Promoting osseointegration. [128]
    nBG Promoting osseointegration. [129]
    CaNPs Promoting osseointegration. [130]
Fixed denture   Fe3O4+ BiVO4 Antibacterial through dual mechanism of light and magnetism. [23]
    Nano-ceramic resin High bending strength, low abrasiveness, and easy polishability. [131–133]
    ZnNPs Increasing the antibacterial, mechanical and acid resistance of polycarboxylic acid binder. [134]
    NACP The bonding agent promotes the remineralization of dental tissue. [135]