Abstract:
A bioactive-type of hydrophilic dental implant which is made of titanium or titanium alloy having a rough surface, wherein a coating layer of a mixed solution comprising i) an organic pH buffering agent and/or inorganic pH buffering agent and ii) an organic amphiphilic having sulfonic group is formed on the rough surface which was pre-treated to remove a contaminant. The present invention has effects preventing that the dental implant is exposed to air before it is inserted into the alveolar bone and the implant surface is re-contaminated; improving the biocompatibility of the implant, fluid- and blood-affinity, and the initial osseointegration performance; and shortening the osseointegration period, and the surface of the dental implant can be maintained as being hydrophilic for at least 3 years by using a mixed solution of pH buffering agent and organic amphiphilic substance having sulfonic group as a surface coating solution.
Abstract:
A fluorine coating agent having enhanced dental tubule permeability and coating endurance, and a method for preparing the same. The fluorine coating agent applied on the surface of a tooth is enhanced in abrasion resistance to increase a period of time during which a coating membrane lasts, thereby preventing dental caries. Further, the curing time of the fluorine coating agent can be controlled to allow the agent to permeate and thus block the dental tubule.