Calcium phosphates (CaP) (i.e. hydroxyapatite (HAp) and β-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP)) are widely used due to their excellent biocompatibility (Kalita et al., 2007). Porous bioceramic is the material of choice for non-load bearing bone implants. Besides filling bone defects, porous bioceramic can be used as bone tissue engineering scaffolds and as drug delivery devices. Ideally, porous bioceramic has interconnected macroporous network with pore size ≥100 µm to allow the bone tissue ingrowth. The aim was to develop Ag- and/or Ti-doped CaP (Ag- and/or Ti-CaP) bioceramic scaffolds. Due of their promising antibacterial properties, Ag(I) with Ti(IV) doping was used to reduce risk of bacterial infection.