Abstract
Micro Powder #Injection Molding (μPIM) has being the elected process
for large series production of near net shape metal/ceramic parts with
complex geometries and high series. The present study demonstrates the
feasibility of Yttrium-Stabilized Zirconia dental implants and abutments
production by μPIM giving rise to cheap devices. Coatings of
#nanocrystalline ZrxOy contributes to an asset due the improvement of #osseointegration.
Nowadays the teeth loss is increasingly a reality which can affect
people either physical and psychologically. A high number of patients
have one or more missing tooth and it is estimated that one in four
Americans over the age of 74 have lost all their natural teeth. Many
options exist to replace missing teeth, but dental implants have become
one of the most functional #biomaterials to replace one (or more) missing
tooth over the last decades. The most used materials in dental implants
are titanium and its alloys (historically) and #zirconia (more recently)
[1], because of their excellent #biocompatibility with the hard tissues.
Ceramic implants, partially stabilized zirconia implants, are gradually
becoming an excellent option for implantologists arousing the interest
of the biggest dental implant companies worldwide, due to factors such
as biocompatibility [2], non-release of metal ions (contrary to titanium
implants).
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