01366nas 2200385 a 450 99633604760331620200320173655.02041-3017(OCoLC)38524428(CKB)954925576007(DE-599)ZDB2024901-9(MiAaPQ)30865(EXLCZ)9995492557600719890531a19899999 uy aengur||####|||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierProceedings of the Institution of Mechanical EngineersPart FJournal of rail and rapid transit[London ;Birmingham, Ala. Published for the Institution of Mechanical Engineers by Mechanical Engineering Publicationsc1989-1 online resourcePublished for the Institution of Mechanical Engineers by Professional Engineering Publishing, Ltd., <2001- >Refereed/Peer-reviewed0954-4097 RailroadsPeriodicalsPersonal rapid transitPeriodicalsRailroadsPersonal rapid transit625.1/005Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Great Britain)JOURNAL996336047603316Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers790783UNISA03964nam 2200997z- 450 991055729070332120240107224546.0(CKB)5400000000041132(oapen)https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/68483(EXLCZ)99540000000004113220202105d2021 |y 0engurmn|---annantxtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierDental Implant Materials 2019Basel, SwitzerlandMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute20211 electronic resource (196 p.)3-0365-0416-8 3-0365-0417-6 Dental implant materials are advancing in the fusion of various scientific fields. Surface modification technologies for implants have been applied to titanium at the micro-level for about four decades. Now, implant surfaces are being topographically and chemically modified at both the micro- and nano-level. The modification techniques are altering other metals and ceramics, making these materials more biocompatible. Materials for abutments in dental implant systems appear to depend on implant–abutment connection structures. Biomechanical factors, such as friction and preload, influence the development of the abutment materials. Additionally, the surfaces of the abutment materials are important in the soft-tissue attachment, which is being actively investigated. As dental implants have to be functional in human bodies for a long time, numerous materials are being clinically tested as implant-supported restorations. The Special Issue, “Dental Implant Materials 2019”, introduces the creative works of scientists on the current advancements in the field of materials for implant dentistry.Medicinebicsscosseointegrationtitaniumbone–implant interfaceshear strengthtorquedental implantsphotofunctionalizationultraviolet lightsurface treatmentCAD/CAM all-ceramic restorationfracture strengthliner treatmentresin cementtensile bond strengthzirconia abutmentmonolithic zirconiamulti-unit abutmenttitanium basemechanical stressfatiguedental implant–abutment connectiondental implant–abutment designvitronectinRVYFFKGKQYWE motifcellular responsesabutmentdental implantimplant connectionmarginal boneperi-implantitissurface modificationSLATiO2 nanotubefluoridezirconiaceramicsagingartificial mouthfracture loadchewing simulationmeta-analysisimplant-abutment connectionsettling effectstatic loadingremoval torquedental implant neck designperi-implant bone lossperi-implant probing depthdental materialsfinite element analysismaterial testingtissue differentiationbone remodelingmechano-regulation theoryshort-term healinglong-term healingMedicineYeo In-Sungedt1291781Yeo In-SungothBOOK9910557290703321Dental Implant Materials 20193021914UNINA