Titanium and titanium alloys are key biomedical materials because of their good
biocompatibility and mechanical properties. Nevertheless, infection on and around titanium …

Objective: To systematically collect and evaluate the existing evidence for the abilities of
different chemotherapeutic agents to decontaminate biofilm‐contaminated titanium surfaces …

Corrosion of titanium dental implants has been associated with implant failure and is
considered one of the triggering factors for peri-implantitis. This corrosion is concerning …

The objective of this work was to prepare chitosan/polyethylene glycol fumarate
(chitosan/PEGF) blend films as wound dressings and to evaluate the influence of …

Objective The objective of this randomized, double‐blind, controlled trial was to evaluate the
clinical, radiographic, and microbiological effects of implant surface decontamination with a …

Background Bacteria are major contributors to the rising number of dental implant failures.
Inflammation secondary to bacterial colonization and bacterial biofilm is a major etiological …

Objective: To assess the effectiveness of different chemotherapeutic agents on biofilm‐
contaminated titanium surfaces. Material and methods: This study used a recently described …

The aim of this study was to investigate the morphological features and distribution of
biofilms on Invisalign orthodontic appliances, in a sample of 'slow'and 'fast'plaque formers …

Biofilm formation in bacteria is strongly affected by the nature of substrata. Different substrata
such as glass, polystyrene, steel, ceramic, and rubber were used to assess the biofilm …

Bacterial infections still present a significant concern in orthopedic and dental implant
failure. Previous investigations have focused on modifying the surface texture, roughness, or …