Ceramic Materials for Dental Implant and CAD-CAM Prostheses
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Biomaterials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 June 2022) | Viewed by 34439
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The Special Issue “Ceramic materials for dental implant and CAD-CAM prostheses” mainly addresses the various physical and biological properties of ceramic materials, which are currently used as diverse dental restorations, including implant prosthetics. With the recent rapid development of materials science studies, the advantages of ceramic dental prosthetic materials have exceeded mere aesthetics for anterior restorations. Ceramic materials now have the physical and chemical durability that surpasses conventional metal materials for dental prostheses, making them the alternative choice even for posterior teeth. Furthermore, the application of the digital dentistry approach using CAD-CAM, which provides new paradigms and functions, from diagnosis and treatment plans to fabrication of definite prosthesis. It also improves the overall treatment experience, such as comfort for the patients, usability for practitioners, reduced treatment time, and enhanced overall precision. Also, when ceramic materials were used as implant components, the results showed excellent hard and soft tissue biocompatibility, which confirms their competence as long-lasting materials. The use of ceramic materials has expanded greatly to the point that they would potentially be used as titanium alternatives as implant fixtures. The up-to-date findings of ceramic materials in dentistry are in detail discussed in this Special Issue.
Prof. Dr. Jung-Suk Han
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- digital dentistry
- ceramic material
- zirconia
- titanium
- CAD-CAM
- soft tissue
- implant fixture
- prostheses
- osteogenic enhancing materials
- dental implant
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