… 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 …

… efficiency of bioactive glasses for dentin remineralization. Furthermore, it is well known that
the excellent bioactivity of the first developed bioactive glass … that bioactive glass treatment …

… BAGs are therefore considered efficient silica and calcium sources … treatments, especially
in all home care regimens. In conclusion, and based on these in vitro results, bioactive glass …

… Bone disease and disorder treatment might be difficult … In this research, the inorganic bioactive
glass nanoparticles … nanofiber scaffolds were used to treat an osteoporotic bone defect in …

… , to the best of our knowledge, only Bioactive Glass S53P4 inhibits both of the key endodontic
… of endodontic treatments. The overall results suggest that the synthesized bioactive glass …

… 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 …

… An extensive review of the literature highlights that a pre-conditioning treatment is required
before seeding cells on bioactive glass samples (powder, scaffolds) in order to prevent the …

… Here, we show that surface treatment of bioactive glass can be used to attract cell adhesion
factors found in the serum and promote cell–material adhesion, both important for efficient …

… Following the heat treatment, the oxidation of the titanium surface is observed. The oxides
… Pulse electron deposition (PED) is an efficient method of physical vapor deposition used to …