Abstract
The utilization of nanoscale biomaterials in various fields of modern science
has shown great change and benefits in this present era. Due to their unlimited
potential, many researchers have focused on further studies, and today, they play a
good role in human health improvement programmes. Accordingly, it is true that the
use of nanomaterials in tissue engineering is one of the most advanced technologies in
medical care. The technology which integrates materials science and engineering with
biology in order to improve the induction of tissue regeneration is called tissue
engineering. This technology helps in controlling the cellular combined with
synthetically engineered materials and is used for various treatments. One of its main
functions is the treatment of structurally degenerated organs in the human body. Tissue
engineering techniques can be upgraded with distinct properties of nanomaterials like
better adaptability, good response, delivery potential, and better controllability.
Moreover, unlike other materials, they are highly efficient, reliable, and easily
decompose. Depending on the type of application, different kinds of nanomaterials are
used, such as polymers, metals, ceramics, and their various compositions.
Consequently, it can be assumed that the approaches of incorporating nanomaterials in
tissue engineering will enhance the disciplines of tissue regeneration.