THE REHABILITATION OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL PARAMETERS THROUGH BONE REGENERATION MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES

Bone regeneration materials and techniques aid in restoring bone structure and function, consequently improving mobility and alleviating discomfort or disability in individuals suffering from bone defects or injuries. This restoration contributes significantly to an improved quality of life for affected individuals. Continuous research and innovation in bone regeneration materials have led to the development of more sophisticated and effective techniques. These advancements are pivotal in the evolution of medical technology and its potential to address various bone-related conditions. Traditional methods, such as autografts, are associated with limitations like donor site morbidity and limited supply. Emerging bone regeneration materials and techniques offer alternatives that mitigate these issues, potentially reducing reliance on traditional approaches. In conclusion, the utilization of bone regeneration materials and techniques holds substantial promise in rehabilitating anthropological parameters, improving patient outcomes, advancing medical technology, and contributing to a more comprehensive and ethical approach to healthcare.