Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológico

The use of alloys with a minimum of 50% gold-content to minimize the potential of corrosion or galvanism in the implant- restoration interface has been suggested in the literature. However, long – term implications of placing two different kinds of metal at this level is still unknown. The purpose o...

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Main Authors: Jorge A. Arismendi-E., Lina P. Agudelo-A., Juan Esteban Marín-I., Alejandro Peláez-V., Alejandro Echavarría-V., Catalina María Rojas-M.
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Language:English
Published: Universidad de Antioquia 2006-01-01
Series:Revista Facultad de Odontología Universidad de Antioquia
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Online Access:https://revistas.udea.edu.co/index.php/odont/article/view/3167/2934
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author Jorge A. Arismendi-E.
Lina P. Agudelo-A.
Juan Esteban Marín-I.
Alejandro Peláez-V.
Alejandro Echavarría-V.
Catalina María Rojas-M.
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Lina P. Agudelo-A.
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description The use of alloys with a minimum of 50% gold-content to minimize the potential of corrosion or galvanism in the implant- restoration interface has been suggested in the literature. However, long – term implications of placing two different kinds of metal at this level is still unknown. The purpose of this study was to perform the electrochemical characterization of four metallic biomaterials used in dentistry, to determine the possibility of corrosion among them when placed in contact during restorative procedures on implant fixtures. A prospective, descriptive, comparative, In - Vitro study was made for this purpose. Four types of metallic biomaterials were compared: commercially pure titanium using as a sample a Super CAT® implant (Lifecore Biomedical Inc., Chaska, MN); highly - noble alloy with a cast made from an UCLA abutment (Lifecore Biomedical Inc., Chaska, MN) with an IPS d.sing® 91 alloy (Williams, Ivoclar Vivadent AG, Liechtenstein); metal-base alloy with a cast made from an UCLA abutment with an IPS d.sing® 15 alloy; titanium alloy (Ti6Al4V) using a Lifecore COC® prosthetic abutment. The electrochemical characterization was made using a Bas Zahner potentiostat, with a three – electrode setup, obtaining three polarization curves for each group in its passive and non passive forms. The results showed that the titanium alloy had the best electrochemical behavior in both passive and non-passive state, which led to the smallest passive.
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spelling doaj.art-36653f66e4864600931ac333505793742022-12-22T04:05:43ZengUniversidad de AntioquiaRevista Facultad de Odontología Universidad de Antioquia0121-246X2145-76702006-01-011724657Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológicoJorge A. Arismendi-E.0Lina P. Agudelo-A. 1Juan Esteban Marín-I. 2Alejandro Peláez-V. 3Alejandro Echavarría-V. 4Catalina María Rojas-M. 5Universidad de AntioquiaUniversidad de AntioquiaUniversidad CESUniversidad CESUniversidad de Antioquia Universidad de Antioquia The use of alloys with a minimum of 50% gold-content to minimize the potential of corrosion or galvanism in the implant- restoration interface has been suggested in the literature. However, long – term implications of placing two different kinds of metal at this level is still unknown. The purpose of this study was to perform the electrochemical characterization of four metallic biomaterials used in dentistry, to determine the possibility of corrosion among them when placed in contact during restorative procedures on implant fixtures. A prospective, descriptive, comparative, In - Vitro study was made for this purpose. Four types of metallic biomaterials were compared: commercially pure titanium using as a sample a Super CAT® implant (Lifecore Biomedical Inc., Chaska, MN); highly - noble alloy with a cast made from an UCLA abutment (Lifecore Biomedical Inc., Chaska, MN) with an IPS d.sing® 91 alloy (Williams, Ivoclar Vivadent AG, Liechtenstein); metal-base alloy with a cast made from an UCLA abutment with an IPS d.sing® 15 alloy; titanium alloy (Ti6Al4V) using a Lifecore COC® prosthetic abutment. The electrochemical characterization was made using a Bas Zahner potentiostat, with a three – electrode setup, obtaining three polarization curves for each group in its passive and non passive forms. The results showed that the titanium alloy had the best electrochemical behavior in both passive and non-passive state, which led to the smallest passive.https://revistas.udea.edu.co/index.php/odont/article/view/3167/2934implantstitaniumosseointegrationgalvanic corrosionbase metalsimplantestitaniooseointegracióncorrosión galvánicametales base
spellingShingle Jorge A. Arismendi-E.
Lina P. Agudelo-A.
Juan Esteban Marín-I.
Alejandro Peláez-V.
Alejandro Echavarría-V.
Catalina María Rojas-M.
Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológico
Revista Facultad de Odontología Universidad de Antioquia
implants
titanium
osseointegration
galvanic corrosion
base metals
implantes
titanio
oseointegración
corrosión galvánica
metales base
title Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológico
title_full Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológico
title_fullStr Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológico
title_full_unstemmed Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológico
title_short Caracterización electroquímica de cuatro biomateriales metálicos de uso odontológico
title_sort caracterizacion electroquimica de cuatro biomateriales metalicos de uso odontologico
topic implants
titanium
osseointegration
galvanic corrosion
base metals
implantes
titanio
oseointegración
corrosión galvánica
metales base
url https://revistas.udea.edu.co/index.php/odont/article/view/3167/2934
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