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The ultimate goal of continuous material research and development is to enhance the practice of dentistry. As nanotechnology expands in other fields, clinicians, scientists, and manufacturers will work to discover the uses and advances for dentistry. Applications of nanotechnology in dentistry have only approached the horizon with opportunities and possibilities for the future that can only be limited by our imagination. Although the long-term benefits remain to be determined through clinical studies, the laboratory findings suggest a promising future.

The urge to replace missing teeth dates back to the origin of medicine. Along history different materials were used to substitute teeth. Dental implants are a popular and effective way to replace missing teeth. The use of implants in children is less frequent and has been widely discussed because these patients are in the bone development stage. Using implants in growing children has its but only when it placed at right age, taken into consideration the growth assessment of the patient.