Comparative evaluation of human oral fibroblast proliferation on 3D‐printed zirconia and silicon nitride as new ceramic materials for implant abutment

Comparable cell proliferation was observed in the experimental groups. No conclusive correlation could be drawn between cell proliferation and surface roughness and water contact angle values in the experimental groups.

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Journal of Prosthodontics
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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jopr.13986
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Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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Comparative evaluation of human oral fibroblast proliferation on 3D‐printed zirconia and silicon nitride as new ceramic materials for implant abutment

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Comparative evaluation of human oral fibroblast proliferation on 3D‐printed zirconia and silicon nitride as new ceramic materials for implant abutment

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Abstract

Comparable cell proliferation was observed in the experimental groups. No conclusive correlation could be drawn between cell proliferation and surface roughness and water contact angle values in the experimental groups.

Journal of Prosthodontics
Neurology Associates of Arlington (US), University of Rochester (US), University of Missouri (US), Texas A&M University (US)
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