Dear Colleagues,

Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting is gaining increasing interest due to the encouraging perspectives of oral health improvements. It has been defined as the computer-aided production of bioengineered constructs with the aim of reconstructing tissues and/or organs.

In particular, dental tissues and dental prosthesis printed with biological scaffolds seem to be promising in future healthcare. Current research is aiming at regenerating alveolar bone, periodontal ligament, dentin, and enamel with the intention of overcoming the limitations and the availability of autologous grafts. Additionally, new perspectives in molecular analysis of bioprinted frameworks, bioprinting of sustainable materials, mathematical modeling of bioprinted constructs, and innovative bioprinting technologies would be suitable.

This special issue aims to gather the most recent literature on 3D printing in the dental field. In vitro experiments, clinical research, laboratory analyses, case reports, and reviews are welcome in the present Special issue.