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Contemporary dental materials

Restoring the morpho-functional capacity of destroyed and compensations of lost teeth present a challenge for the synthesis of new more effective materials and the improvement of those already on the market. The aim of the manuscript was to present the advantages and disadvantages of contemporary acrylic polymers, dental ceramics, and composites, based on literature data and published research results. The choice of the adequate material is crucial for making not only dental but any product. The synthesis of new materials and the development of new technological procedures have accelerated the advancement of dentistry. Therefore, today's dental compensations faithfully imitate natural teeth and can fully perform their intended function.