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1 November 2007 Study on the neotype zirconia's implant coated nanometer hydroxyapatite ceramics
J. W. Zhu, D. W. Yang
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Proceedings Volume 6423, International Conference on Smart Materials and Nanotechnology in Engineering; 642358 (2007) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.780092
Event: International Conference on Smart Materials and Nanotechnology in Engineering, 2007, Harbin, China
Abstract
In recent years, biologic ceramics is a popular material of implants and bioactive surface modification of dental implant became a research emphasis, which aims to improve bioactivity of implants materials and acquire firmer implants-bone interface. The zirconia ceramic has excellent mechanical properties and nanometer HA ceramics is a bioceramic well known for its bioactivity, therefore, nanometer HA ceramics coating on zirconia, allows combining the excellent mechanical properties of zirconia substrates with its bioactivity. This paper shows a new method for implant shape design and bioactive modification of dental implants surface. Zirconia's implant substrate was prepared by sintered method, central and lateral tunnels were drilled in the zirconia hollow porous cylindrical implants by laser processing. The HA powders and needle-like HA crystals were made by a wet precipitation and calcining method. Its surface was coated with nanometer HA ceramics which was used brush HA slurry and vacuum sintering. Mechanical testing results revealed that the attachment strength of nanometer HA ceramics coated zirconia samples is high. SEM and interface observation after inserted experiment indicated that calcium and phosphor content increased and symmetrically around coated implant-bone tissue interface. A significantly higher affinity index was demonstrated in vivo by histomorphometric evaluation in coated versus uncoated implants. SEM analysis demonstrated better bone adhesion to the material in coated implant at any situation. In addition, the hollow porous cylindrical implant coated with nanometer HA ceramics increase the interaction of bone and implant, the new bone induced into the surface of hollow porous cylindrical implant and through the most tunnels filled into central hole. The branch-like structure makes the implant and bone a body, which increased the contact area and decreased elastic ratio. Therefore, the macroscopical and microcosmic nested structure of implant coated nanometer HA ceramics had increased biocompatibility and improved the osteointegration. It endows the implants with new vital activity.
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J. W. Zhu and D. W. Yang "Study on the neotype zirconia's implant coated nanometer hydroxyapatite ceramics", Proc. SPIE 6423, International Conference on Smart Materials and Nanotechnology in Engineering, 642358 (1 November 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.780092
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KEYWORDS
Bone

Ceramics

Zirconium dioxide

Scanning electron microscopy

Interfaces

Coating

Tissues

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