A Comprehensive Review of Green-Mediated Glass Ionomer Cement
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The pursuit of sustainable and environmentally friendly dental materials has led to the development
of green-mediated glass ionomer cements (GICs). These innovative cements integrate natural and
renewable resources into traditional GIC formulations, addressing the ecological and health
concerns associated with conventional materials. By incorporating bioactive glasses, plant-derived
polymers, and other biocompatible additives, green-mediated GICs enhance mechanical strength,
antimicrobial properties, and patient safety while reducing environmental impact. This approach not
only aligns with green chemistry principles but also paves the way for more sustainable dental
practices without compromising the clinical effectiveness of restorative treatments.
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