The Aging, Biodegradation and Toxic Effects of the Polymer Biomedical Implants in Dental Practice

Anatoly G. Davidovsky

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.869.259

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Effect of Technical Carbon the Deformation-Strength Properties of Low Pressure Polyethylene
p.229

Influence of Different Factors on the Oxidizing Polymerization of 3-Amino-3 ́-Nitrodiphenylazomethine and some Properties of the Received Polymer
p.234

Organic Aerogels Based on Epoxy Resins: Synthesis and Properties
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Charge Propagation along the Polymer Fiber of Polyhydroxybutyrate: Is it Possible to Apply the Cable Model?
p.246

The Aging, Biodegradation and Toxic Effects of the Polymer Biomedical Implants in Dental Practice
p.259

Preparation of R-BABP Polyimide Fibers via Wet Spinning of Polyamide Acid
p.266

Optimization of Structure of Soft Block for Design of Adaptive Polyurethanes
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The Thermal Stability and Mechanical Properties of Non-Segregating Blends of Polyimides with Copoly(Urethane-Imide)s
p.280

Effect of Non-Equilibrium Low Temperature Plasma on Genuine Leather Adhesion Properties of Special Purpose Footwear Upper to Molding Compositions with Polyurethanes Base
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The Aging, Biodegradation and Toxic Effects of the Polymer Biomedical Implants in Dental Practice

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Has been analysed the aging, biodegradation and toxic effects of biomedical implants in dentistry. Physico-chemical aspects of aging as well as biodegradation and toxicity of polymer dental implants were viewed. The prospects of development and application of polymer smart implants in dentistry are described.

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