ArticleNational journal of maxillofacial surgery
Microbial adherence of titanium surface coated with direct current magnetron sputtered tantalum: An
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Objectives: Titanium (Ti) has been used as the main biomaterial for implant devices reason being good physical-chemical properties and favorable biocompatibility with host tissues. However, on exposure to the external environment for example the oral cavity, implants show biofilm formation and microbial adhesion that leads to infection. The objective of this Material and Method: CP titanium Grade 4 and Ti-based alloy Grade 5 (control samples) and tantalum-coated Cp titanium Grade 4 and Ti-based alloy Grade 5 (test samples). Samples were tested for adhesion of Results: Statistically significant results were obtained for Conclusion: This study concluded that surface modification of dental implant material (CPTi grade 4 group and grade 5 Ti alloy) with tantalum can influence the growth of
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