The Application in Dentistry Nanorobotics
Journal Title: Journal of Bioelectronics and Nanotechnology - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Nanorobots are any type of active structure capable of actuation, sensing, manipulation, propulsion, signaling, information process, intelligence and swam behavior at nanoscale. Nanorobotic systems are expected to be used in many different areas that range from medical to environmental sensing to space and military applications. Nanorobotics have arisen from the fictional world of the ‘Fantastic voyage`. From precise drug delivery to repairing cells and fighting tumor cells, nanorobots are expected to revolutionize the medical industry in future. Nanorobotic application is unlimited, with most interesting applications in dentistry. This paper will look into the various nanorobotic applications in dentistry and its future implications.
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Thara Bavani
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