Nanomaterials have emerged as one of the most active research topics in science, engineering, and technology in recent years. The use of different bionanomaterials that can be inserted into the body as therapeutic devices for a range of medical applications is the main topic of this new volume. The book also offers instances of sustainable, reasonably priced substitutes for conventional medical treatments. Throughout the volume, it is discussed how these materials are used in a variety of biomedical applications, including dental procedures, cancer treatment, orthopedic joint replacements, medical diagnosis, bone plate manufacturing, wound healing, nerve regeneration, and more. The book also discusses some nonbiomedical uses for nanobiomaterials, including the cultivation of cells in culture media, laboratory blood protein testing, etc.