Patient Acceptance and Safety of Nanobot Use in Dentistry:

A Literature Review on Ethical, Clinica, and Regulatory Considerations.

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https://doi.org/10.36557/2009-3578.2026v12n1p150-162

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Mesenchymall Stem Cells, Drug Delivery, Head and Neck Cancer, Exosomes, Targeted

Resumo

Dental nanorobotics is an emerging field with the potential to enhance oral healthcare through targeted, minimally invasive interventions. This review examines current evidence on patient acceptance, safety, and regulatory considerations of dental nanobots. Preclinical studies demonstrate applications in dentinal hypersensitivity management, root canal disinfection, biofilm removal, targeted drug delivery, and local anesthesia, employing magnetic guidance, swarm behavior, and biosensing. Clinical translation remains limited due to safety concerns, incomplete regulatory frameworks, and patient apprehension regarding device autonomy and long-term effects. Patient acceptance is influenced by trust, education, prior exposure, and cultural factors, while clinicians highlight the need for robust ethical and safety protocols. To bridge laboratory research and clinical practice, comprehensive preclinical evaluation, transparent patient engagement, and clear regulatory pathways are essential. Future studies should focus on patient-centered qualitative research, pilot clinical trials, and systematic safety validation to support ethical, effective, and acceptable integration of nanobots in dentistry.

 

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2026-01-12

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Candido da Silva, S. R., de Castro e Silva, A. L., Leandro da Conceição, A. C., Weinert de Freitas , L., Colli de Lima Calniel , A., Henrique David dos Santos Sobrinho, L., … Calazans Rodrigues, A. (2026). Patient Acceptance and Safety of Nanobot Use in Dentistry: : A Literature Review on Ethical, Clinica, and Regulatory Considerations. INTERFERENCE: A JOURNAL OF AUDIO CULTURE, 12(1), 150–162. https://doi.org/10.36557/2009-3578.2026v12n1p150-162

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v. 12 n. 1 (2026): Interference (ISSN 2009-3578)

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Revisão de Literatura

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Copyright (c) 2026 Sandra Regina Candido da Silva, Ana Luísa de Castro e Silva, Aléxia Caroline Leandro da Conceição, Lara Weinert de Freitas , Aline Colli de Lima Calniel , Leonardo Henrique David dos Santos Sobrinho, Marcos Pereira Villa-Nova; Andreza Calazans Rodrigues

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