FLUORIDE IMPACT ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF DENTAL ALLOYS

ISBN-13: 9786205498323 / Angielski / Miękka / 64 str.

Ramesh Raja S; .Aarti Rajambigai M

Opis

Titanium and its alloys give greater resistance to corrosion in saline and acidic environments. Even though titanium alloys were exceptionally corrosion-resistant because of the stability of the TiO 2 oxide layer, they are not inert to corrosive attack. When the stable oxide layer is broken down or removed and is unable to reform on parts of the surface, titanium can be as corrosive as many other base metals.The oral cavity can simulate an electrochemical cell under certain circumstances. Although titanium shows better corrosion resistance, it may interact with living tissue in several years. This interaction results in a release of small quantities of corrosion products even though they are covered by thermodynamically stable oxide film. If a base metal alloy superstructure is provided over a Ti implant, then also an electrochemical cell is formed. The less noble metal alloy forms anode and the more noble titanium forms cathode. Electrons are transferred through metallic contact, and the anode is the surface or sites on a surface where positive ions are formed (i.e., the metal surface that is undergoing an oxidation reaction and corroding) with the production of the free electrons

O autorze

Dr.S.Ramesh Raja M.D.S working as an Associate Professor in the Rajas Dental College and Hospital since 2012. He has completed his undergraduation and postgraduation from the Rajas Dental College and Hospital .He had his several journal and book publications in prosthodontics. He always believe in his ''hardwork'' than a thing called as luck.