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TitleTitanium dental implants coated with Bonelike®: Clinical case report
Publication TypeJournal Article
2006
AuthorsLobato, JV, Sooraj Hussain, N, Botelho, CM, Maurício, AC, Lobato, JM, Lopes, MA, Afonso, A, Ali, N, Santos, JD
JournalThin Solid FilmsThin Solid Films
Volume515
Issue1
Pagination279 - 284
Date Published2006///
00406090 (ISSN)
Bone, Bone Regeneration, Bone/implant interface, Bonelike® coatings, Clinical applications, Dental Implants, Dental prostheses, Hip prostheses, Medical applications, Optical microscopy, Plasma spraying
The aim of the study was to evaluate the direct bone bonding and osteointegration of the commercial pure (cp Ti) implants coated with Bonelike® synthetic bone graft by plasma spraying. The Bonelike® coated implant was placed in the mandible of a 40-year-old patient and it was removed after a healing period of 3 months with a trephine of 6 mm diameter. The structure of the coating and new bone/implant interface of retrieved samples were evaluated using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and histological analysis using light microscopy. In vivo microstructure observations of Bonelike® coated retrieved implants showed excellent bone remnants on its surface without any tissue and inflammatory signs observed. The reported Bonelike® coated (cp Ti) implants improved primary stability, which may increase the lifetime of the implant. Bonelike® coated dental implants proved to be highly bioactive with extensive new bone formation and strongly bonded to Bonelike® coating. © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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