To　explore　ideal　materials　for　bone　repair　is　one　of　the　hot　topics　in　the　field　of　orthopaedics.　Bone　repairing　materials　have　developed　from　inert　materials　which　merely　substitute　natural　bone　to　bioactive　materials　which　can　induce　the　regeneration　of　bone.　Among　these　materials,　organic-inorganic　hybrids　have　attracted　much　attention　because　of　the　synergistic　effect　of　the　organic　and　inorganic　components,　owing　to　their　molecular/nanoscale　mixing.　This　article　provides　an　overview　of　recent　research　on　organic-inorganic　hybrid　materials　for　bone　repair.　The　deficiencies　of　the　existing　organic-inorganic　hybrid　materials　for　bone　repair　are　pointed　out,　and　the　future　development　trend　is　proposed.