The evolution of implant dentistry has altered the practice of dentistry in general and replacement of missing teeth in particular. Despite their high rate of success, implants are not without problems. The initial event in the pathogenesis of most bacterial disease is by the adsorption of salivary components to the surface of the transgingival abutment or healing implant components. Oral bacteria interacts with these salivary components to adhere to the surface.Variations in pellicle constituents cause differences in bacterial adhesion and ultimately in colonization. As titanium differs in...