Tooth loss is common in patients struggling with dental cavities, periodontal diseases, and
tumors, as well as those who abuse tobacco or drugs. In this scenario, dental implants have …

Commercially pure titanium (cpTi) is frequently used for bone replacement in both dentistry
and orthopedics applications, primarily due to its bioinert behavior, but also for providing …

In dentistry, the most commonly used implant materials are CP-Titanium Grade 4 and Ti-6Al-
4V ELI, possessing comparably high Young's modulus (> 100 GPa). In the present study, the …

A dental implant is an artificial tooth root, similar to a screw, inserted into the jawbone at the
site of the missing tooth. The crucial requirements have taken upon on dental implants …

The porous substrates of commercially pure titanium have been coated with a novel bilayer
of bioactive glasses (BGs), 45S5 and 1393, to improve the osseointegration and solve the …

To improve the properties of compact Ti alloys for biomedical applications, porous Ti-16Nb-
10Zr-(0–15) Ta (wt.%) alloys were produced by the space-holding method using an …

Dental implants have revolutionised restorative dentistry, offering patients a natural-looking
and durable solution to replace missing or severely damaged teeth. Titanium and its alloys …

In clinics it is extremely important for implanted devices to achieve the property of enhanced
lubrication and bacterial resistance; however, such a strategy has rarely been reported in …

Titanium and its alloys are substantially used as prosthetics, for internal screw fixation in the
human body, due to their incredible chemical and mechanical properties. But, due to the low …

Titanium powder with a granule diameter of 420–500 μm was prepared and porous titanium
specimens were made from this powder. The mechanical properties of these specimens …