Plasma of Argon was demonstrated to improve protein and cell adhesion on implant surface. On the other hand, increased surface energy and hydrophilicity could potentially amplify the risks of implant surface contamination during clinical phases, risks that have not yet been evaluated in Literature. The aim of the present in vitro study was to verify if Plasma treatment could alter the implant surface characteristics and its ability to remain sterile.
Surface bio-functionalization using plasma of Argon could alter microbiological and topographic surface analysis of dental implants?
Canullo, Luigi;
2020-01-01
Abstract
Plasma of Argon was demonstrated to improve protein and cell adhesion on implant surface. On the other hand, increased surface energy and hydrophilicity could potentially amplify the risks of implant surface contamination during clinical phases, risks that have not yet been evaluated in Literature. The aim of the present in vitro study was to verify if Plasma treatment could alter the implant surface characteristics and its ability to remain sterile.File in questo prodotto:
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