Juozas Padgurskas

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1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! A significant aspect of regenerative medicine is the utilization of bioceramics as biomaterials across various fields, including dental implantology, orthopedic implantology, bone grafts, and scaffolds. (1,2) Bioceramics are defined as ceramic materials or metal oxides that demonstrate compatibility with biological systems.

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