Author(s): Mohamed Amira*
Bioactive ceramics have emerged as a promising class of materials in the field of bone tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Their unique properties, such as bioactivity, biocompatibility, and the ability to stimulate bone formation, have made them a subject of extensive research in the context of bone healing. Bone healing is a complex and dynamic process that involves multiple stages, from inflammation and cell recruitment to matrix deposition and remodelling. In this intricate process, the interaction between materials and the biological environment plays a crucial role. Understanding the bioactivity of bio ceramics in bone healing provides insights into how these materials can be used to enhance or even accelerate the process of bone regeneration.
