Element Solubility from Dental Implants

Hiroshi MURAKAMI; Mitsuo KAMIYA; Sekio FUKUYO; Kyoichi HASHIMOTO; Noriko HORASAWA; Michio ITO; Shigeo TAKAHASHI

doi:10.4012/dmj.5.172

Hiroshi MURAKAMI, Mitsuo KAMIYA, Sekio FUKUYO, Kyoichi HASHIMOTO, Noriko HORASAWA, Michio ITO, Shigeo TAKAHASHI

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Keywords: Dental implant, Element solubility, Emission spectroscope

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1986 Volume 5 Issue 2 Pages 172-177,294

DOI https://doi.org/10.4012/dmj.5.172

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Abstract

Six kinds of dental implants: Apaceram, Bioceram, Free design blade implant, Shape memory blade implant, Hydroxyapatite-coating blade implant and Vitallium were immersed in three kinds of solutions: Ringer's solution, 1.0% lactate acid solution, and 0.05% HCl solution, for seven days at 37°C. Using an inductively coupled plasma emission spectroscope, the solutions were analyzed. The element solubilities were observed in five kinds of dental implants, except Bioceram.

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