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Nanoparticles: Synthesis and Applications · Journal article
Bmemat · September 3, 2026
Raises a question worth testing. It does not answer one.
This is a narrative review that synthesizes the ecological and mechanistic rationale for nanomaterials in oral microbiota rebalancing, framed as an alternative to antimicrobials. It proposes a conceptual framework organized by ecological dimensions (population, community, ecosystem, cross-ecosystem) but presents no primary data, clinical trials, or comparative efficacy evidence.
Journal article. Conceptual; no defined study population. Target application is patients with oral dysbiosis or refractory oral infectious diseases..
Nanomaterials are proposed to exhibit antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory functions relevant to oral dysbiosis Prior reviews focused on nanomaterial mechanisms against single species, overlooking differential community and ecosystem effects Review organizes strategies across three dimensions: population/community, ecosystem, and cross-ecosystem interactions
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This review does not provide evidence to guide clinical practice. It offers a theoretical framework and research agenda for nanomaterial development in oral microbiology but does not report efficacy, safety, or comparative outcomes.
This is a narrative review that synthesizes existing knowledge on nanomaterials and oral microbiota without reporting original empirical data, clinical outcomes, or controlled comparisons.
This review does not provide evidence to guide clinical practice. It offers a theoretical framework and research agenda for nanomaterial development in oral microbiology but does not report efficacy, safety, or comparative outcomes.
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Abstract Oral microbial homeostasis is a stable equilibrium state of the ecological community of oral microorganisms formed through the dynamic interactions between the oral microorganisms and the host's oral ecosystem. Its disruption can lead to opportunistic pathogenic infections or refractory infectious diseases in the oral cavity. Compared to traditional antibiotic treatments, the development of materials capable of rebalancing oral microbial homeostasis is advantageous in reducing the induction of drug‐resistant bacteria and preserving the normal oral microbiota, making it a current research focus. Nanomaterials exhibit significant potential in rebalancing oral microbial homeostasis owing to their antibacterial, anti‐inflammatory, immunomodulatory, and other functions. Previous reviews have predominantly focused on the mechanisms of nanomaterials against single microbial species, overlooking their differential effects on ecological communities and ecosystems. This review adopts an ecological perspective, systematically summarizing the strategies of nanomaterials in rebalancing oral microbial homeostasis through three dimensions: population and community, ecosystem, and cross‐ecosystem, while analyzing the influencing factors involved. Finally, the limitations and future prospects of current research are discussed. This review aims to provide theoretical support for the prevention and treatment of oral infectious diseases and to offer novel design insights for the development of advanced therapeutic materials.
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