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Chemically-curing glass ionomer cement (GIC) for tooth filling materials
The inventor found the characteristics of chemically-curing GIC were significantly improved when hydroxyapatite (HA) particulates of certain size (mean diameter: 0.6-100μm) were added.
Keyword biomaterials, tooth filling materials, preventive materials for caries, glass ionomer cement, hydroxyapatite
Field of Industrial Application ●Pit and fissure sealant ●Dental filling materials (for prepared and unprepared cavities) ●Bone filling materials
●Technical Field :Dental and medical ●Influence of the Invention :Dental filling, bone filling materials, pit and fissure, sealant Caries prevention ●Purpose of the Invention :Improvement of chemically-curing type GIC ●Advantage of the Invention :Mechanical strength is the same or higher than that of light -curing GIC. Sustained fluoride release and and its recharge characteristics are better than hose of light-curing or conventional chemically-curing GIC The disadvantages of light-curing GIC are eliminated.
Abstract At present, light-curing GIC is in the mainstream in the field of dentistry because it has stronger mechanical property than chemically-curing GIC. However, it has disadvantages as follows: lower biological affinity, smaller amount of sustained fluoride release, necessity of tooth surface treatment and a light irradiation device, etc. The inventor found the characteristics of chemically-curing GIC were significantly improved when hydroxyapatite (HA) particulates of certain size (mean diameter: 0.6-100μm) were added.
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