A compendium on Future direction of materials pertaining to Orthepedic and Dental Implant Space

Volume 20 No 7 (2022)

Pranit Kumar Singh, Anshul Kumar, Yamika Patel, Anusheel Kaul, Bishub Choudhury, Shailesh kumar Singh

DOI: 10.14704/nq.2022.20.7.NQ33216

Abstract

In the contemporary past, significant research has been undertaken to develop implant biomaterials, which are aimed at increasing the effectiveness of prosthesis in various ways such as increasing the implant survivability, producing better surface finish and bulk properties, and also eliminating the negative after-effects such as toxicity

Keywords

Biocompatibility, Bio-tribology, Wear Resistance, Surface Roughness, Corrosion Resistance

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