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Titanium, zirconium: which is the future of dental implants?
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A minha tese pretende comparar dois tipos de implantes dentários, sendo os mais utilizados o Titânio e o Zircónio.
O objetivo é rever os desempenhos, as vantagens e as desvantagens de ambos os tipos e decidir qual o que optimizará as taxas de sucesso e melhorará a qualidade de vida dos pacientes.
Este tema torna-se importante, porque a perda de dentes pode afetar tanto a aparência como funçoes vitais, como comer e falar de uma pessoa. E por muitas razões, o paciente prefere geralmente, uma solução permanente, um implante. Além disso, esta invenção é relativamente nova, e ainda está em desenvolvimento.
Os pacientes dentários estão cada vez mais preocupados com os materiais que entram em contato com o seu corpo e o impacto que isso pode ter na sua saúde. Ao colocar o implante dentário, é sempre crucial usar o material menos reativo e tóxico possível.
My thesis will compare two types of dental implants, the main materials that are used for this matter, Titanium and Zirconium. The objective is to review the performances, advantages and disadvantages of both kinds, and decide which optimizes the success rates and will improve the quality of life of the patients. This subject is important, because the loss of teeth can affect a person in his appearance and vital functions such as eating and speaking. And for many reasons, patient usually prefers a permanent solution, an implant. In addition, this invention is relatively new, and it’s still in development. Dental patients are becoming increasingly concerned with the materials coming into contact with their bodies and the impact this can have on their health. When placing dental implants, it is always therefore crucial to use the least reactive and least toxic material possible.
My thesis will compare two types of dental implants, the main materials that are used for this matter, Titanium and Zirconium. The objective is to review the performances, advantages and disadvantages of both kinds, and decide which optimizes the success rates and will improve the quality of life of the patients. This subject is important, because the loss of teeth can affect a person in his appearance and vital functions such as eating and speaking. And for many reasons, patient usually prefers a permanent solution, an implant. In addition, this invention is relatively new, and it’s still in development. Dental patients are becoming increasingly concerned with the materials coming into contact with their bodies and the impact this can have on their health. When placing dental implants, it is always therefore crucial to use the least reactive and least toxic material possible.
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Titânio Zircónio Zircónia Implantes dentários Osseointegração Biocompatibilidade Bacteriologia Titanium Zirconium Zirconia Dental implants Osseointegration Biocompatibility Bacteriology