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Dec 3 2024 - Expanded Introduction: Adds information on engineering advancements, including regenerative biomaterials, zwitterionic biomaterials, and smart 3D-printed materials. Added Metallic Biomaterials Section: Summarized 3D printing techniques (SLS, SLM, EBM) and their applications in implants and dental uses with titanium and zirconia for enhanced biocompatibility. Expanded Polymeric Biomaterials: Included advancements in smart polymers (SMPs, hydrogels), sustainability efforts (natural-source polymers), and applications like wound healing, cardiovascular implants, and cosmetic enhancements. New Ceramic Biomaterials Section: Introduced innovations in ceramic materials (e.g., alumina, bioactive glass) for orthopedic, dental, and cancer theranostic uses. Composite Biomaterials Section Added: Discussed hybrid materials (e.g., mycelium-based composites) for bone regeneration and novel applications like bladder scaffolds. Emerging Biomaterials Classes: Highlighted functional amyloids (3D cell culturing, tissue engineering) and piezoelectric materials for energy harvesting and advanced medical devices. The new article is more comprehensive and systematically organized, with clear headings for each biomaterial type and their applications. Includes recent studies and specific examples to support the information provided.

An Overview of Biomaterials: Advancements and Applications

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