JOURNAL ARTICLE

Are inert glasses really inert?

Melissa TiskayaAlbiha SalihiSaroash ShahidRobert G. Hill

Year: 2022 Journal:   Dental Materials Vol: 38 (11)Pages: 1742-1748   Publisher: Elsevier BV

Abstract

Inert glasses are not as inert as previously thought. This may result in leaching of ions, potentially causing toxicity, reduction in mechanical properties, increased wear and subsequent failure of the composite material. The ions released from the inert glass may interfere with other glass fillers such as bioactive glass fillers, inhibiting degradation of the bioactive glass, beneficial ion release from the bioactive glass, pH neutralization and apatite formation.

Keywords:
Materials science Inert Crystallization Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy Bioactive glass Leaching (pedology) Nuclear chemistry Composite material Chemical engineering Chemistry Organic chemistry

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Citation History

Topics

Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Biomedical Engineering
Dental materials and restorations
Health Sciences →  Dentistry →  Orthodontics
Facial Trauma and Fracture Management
Health Sciences →  Medicine →  Surgery

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