Dental bone-forming materials are specialized products used in implantology and dental surgery to rebuild and regenerate bone tissue in the oral cavity. They are used to restore bone defects caused by diseases, injuries or surgery. Bone-forming materials are intended to create a stable bone structure that will enable implant placement or the restoration of anatomically normal bone tissue. The bone-forming materials used in dentistry include: synthetic bones, animal bones, composites composed of hydroxyapatite and tricalcium phosphate, as well as special protective membranes and matrices that help maintain the bone-forming material at the site of its application and provide it with the best regenerative conditions.