Artificial dental root made of natural calcium carbonate (bioracine)
Identifieur interne : 003503 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 003502; suivant : 003504Artificial dental root made of natural calcium carbonate (bioracine)
Auteurs : S. Camprasse ; G. Camprasse ; M. Pouzol ; E. LopezSource :
- Clinical Materials [ 0267-6605 ] ; 1990.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Anguilla anguilla, Biological properties, Bioracine, Bioracine graft, Bioracine implant, Bioracine implants, Bone tissue, Calcium carbonate, Camprasse, Carbonate, Carbonic anhydrase, Clinical materials, Contact surface, Dacron ring, Delrin, Dental implant, Dental root, Flat osteocytes, General view, Graft, Human maxillary bone, Implant, Implant surface, Inlay core, Lamellar bone, Lamellar maxillary bone, Light mica plate, Maxillary, Maxillary bone, Mechanical properties, Molluscan mother, Molluscan shells, Nacreous layer, Natural bone, Natural calcium carbonate, Oral implantology, Organic components, Organic matter, Osteocyte, Outer surface, Perfect osteoassimilation, Perfect union, Pinctada maxima mother, Pinctadu maxima mother, Polyacetal resin, Prosthetic, Prosthetic limit, Prosthetic realization, Sagittal section, Same part, Same region, Scanning view, Spherical lacunae, Superstructure, Technical innovations, Tokai univ, Transmucous, Transmucous superstructure, Upper view.
- Teeft :
- Anguilla anguilla, Biological properties, Bioracine, Bioracine graft, Bioracine implant, Bioracine implants, Bone tissue, Calcium carbonate, Camprasse, Carbonate, Carbonic anhydrase, Clinical materials, Contact surface, Dacron ring, Delrin, Dental implant, Dental root, Flat osteocytes, General view, Graft, Human maxillary bone, Implant, Implant surface, Inlay core, Lamellar bone, Lamellar maxillary bone, Light mica plate, Maxillary, Maxillary bone, Mechanical properties, Molluscan mother, Molluscan shells, Nacreous layer, Natural bone, Natural calcium carbonate, Oral implantology, Organic components, Organic matter, Osteocyte, Outer surface, Perfect osteoassimilation, Perfect union, Pinctada maxima mother, Pinctadu maxima mother, Polyacetal resin, Prosthetic, Prosthetic limit, Prosthetic realization, Sagittal section, Same part, Same region, Scanning view, Spherical lacunae, Superstructure, Technical innovations, Tokai univ, Transmucous, Transmucous superstructure, Upper view.
Abstract
Abstract: ‘Bioracine’ is an artificial dental root made of natural calcium carbonate (Pinctade maxima mother of pearl). This non-biodegradable material is very close to bone tissue in its physicochemical composition and presents remarkable hardness, resistance and elasticity. Bioracine is a buried dental implant with a special screw thread, presenting a large surface which shows pores of 2–3 μm. A histological study of the interface between the implant and human maxillary bone demonstrated an extraordinary cellular union between these two tissues. Furthermore, bioracine presents two new technical innovations: a periprosthetic epithelial attachment of connective tissue with an active shock absorbing system. Bioracine is an exceptional dental root substitute that matches the biological properties of natural bone.
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DOI: 10.1016/0267-6605(90)90022-N
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This non-biodegradable material is very close to bone tissue in its physicochemical composition and presents remarkable hardness, resistance and elasticity. Bioracine is a buried dental implant with a special screw thread, presenting a large surface which shows pores of 2–3 μm. A histological study of the interface between the implant and human maxillary bone demonstrated an extraordinary cellular union between these two tissues. Furthermore, bioracine presents two new technical innovations: a periprosthetic epithelial attachment of connective tissue with an active shock absorbing system. 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