Purpose of the Review <p>This review aims to explore the use of bioadhesives in oral medicine, highlighting their properties, adhesion mechanisms and clinical applications. Recent advances in the development of bioadhesive materials and their impact on dental practice are discussed, with emphasis on their biocompatibility, mechanical strength and potential to replace conventional adhesives.</p> Recent Findings <p>Recent research indicates that bioadhesives are becoming promising alternatives for dental procedures due to their ability to promote better healing, reduce postoperative pain and improve the fixation of intraoral devices. New materials, such as those based on natural and synthetic polymers, have demonstrated high adhesion to the oral mucosa and antimicrobial properties. Studies also highlight the importance of nanotechnology in optimizing the properties of these adhesives.</p> Summary <p>Bioadhesives represent an innovative area in dentistry, with the potential to replace traditional materials in several clinical procedures. Based on recent findings, these materials present advantages such as biocompatibility, improved adhesion and additional therapeutic effects. Advances in research into the formulation and application of bioadhesives can revolutionize dental practice, making treatments more effective and comfortable for patients.</p> Clinical Trial Number <p>Not applicable.</p>