… high tendency of bioactive glasses to crystallize during thermal treatments, which … treat
cortical and human maxillary cystic bone defects is more efficient than unmodified bioactive glass. …

… Among the biomaterials, in the past 20 years, bioactive glass … of BAGs allows higher loading
efficiency for both charged [17… %) [35] and is used to treat resistant cases of bone and joint …

… treatment of cancer and recent developments in the field of bioactive glass–ceramics for cancer
treatment… So many materials have been developed and tested to check their efficiency to …

… In the current study, the design and synthesis of a drug loaded mesoporous bioactive
glass particles was found to be successful. The produced particles showed a spherical and …

… antimicrobial efficiency [55], strengthening a future antimicrobial role of bioactive glass in …
demineralized dentin treated with bioactive glass ceramic suspension. Clin. Oral Investig. …

… PDT) have attracted widespread interest in tumor treatment on account of its high efficacy and
… the photothermal functional bioactive ceramic scaffolds for the treatment of tumorous bone …

… This work suggests that conventional bioceramics could be turned to the highly efficient
nanodrug for treating the challenge of post-surgical cancer therapy or infection therapy and …

… and work efficiency in … bioactive glass or a powder bioactive glass suspension is deposited
on the metallic substrate, and then the bioactive glass is glazed using a proper heat treatment …

… dentistry and tissue conservation, bioactive products are valuable. The … used to quantify
the bioactive glasses bioactivity. … stimulation are treated together through the term ‘bioactivity’. …

… Strategies for the delivery of relevant biologically active ions … field, particularly bioactive
glasses loaded with and capable to … Results at 2 and 5 days after treatment were similar to those …