Graphene oxide is being looked upon as a possible non-toxic and a very durable option for dental fillings that will not easily corrode, researchers say. Presently, filings used are made of metals like mercury, copper, silver and tin, or composites of ceramic and powdered glass. Both these fillings re prone to corroding and aren’t very strong. On the other hand, graphene is 200 times stronger compared to steel and does not corrode – the reason why researchers are now considering it as a likely option for dental fillings. The recent researches throwing new light on the cytotoxic properties of graphene based materials and the potential of being used as dental fillings;Said Andriana philip, associate professor at Iulio Hatieganu University of medicine and Pharmacy in Romania. The next step for this research is for the team to make dental materials with graphene oxide and test how compatible they are with teeth, and how toxic the