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Rev Mex Periodontol 2012; 3 (2)

Biofunctionalization of modified titanium surfaces: in vitro evaluation. An innovative option in the field of implantology

López-Aldrete A, Hernández SAE, Alvarado EKN, Silva-Herzog FD, Terán FY, Pérez LJE

Language: Spanish
References: 13
Page: 58-64
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ABSTRACT

Antecedents: Bioactived titanium surfaces can be a good choice in the field of implantology, having a surface with bone-stimulating factors. Objective: The development of this research was to modify titanium surfaces and evaluated with primary cultures of rat osteoblasts. Material and methods: Titanium surfaces modified with polymers. Characterization of the surfaces by means of infrared spectroscopy. Modified surfaces were evaluated with primary cultures of osteoblasts from rat calvaria of two techniques using microscopy (SEM and AFM) as well as analysis techniques by electrophoresis and Western blot. Results: The results show that surface modification of titanium has inductive effects on the expression of adhesion molecules rat osteoblasts (OBr). Conclusions: This work provides a very interesting parameter in the modification of surfaces and their potential applications in different areas such as dental implantology, apical surgery and periodontology.


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