Biocompatibility:

β-TCP is biocompatible, meaning it integrates seamlessly with the natural tissues of the human body. Its chemical composition closely resembles the mineral phase of bone, promoting acceptance by the host tissues.

Bioactivity:

The bioactive nature of β-TCP stimulates the surrounding bone tissue, encouraging osteoblast activity and accelerating the bone healing process. This bioactivity enhances the implant's ability to bond with the adjacent bone, promoting robust osseointegration.

Osteoconductivity:

β-TCP is highly osteoconductive, providing a scaffold for the ingrowth of new bone tissue. This property is crucial for establishing a strong and stable connection between the implant and the surrounding bone.

Gradual Resorption:

β-TCP is gradually resorbed by the body over time, allowing for the replacement of the implant coating with natural bone. This controlled resorption ensures that the implant maintains its structural integrity while supporting long-term bone regeneration.

Enhanced Mechanical Stability:

The incorporation of β-TCP in implant coatings improves mechanical stability, reducing the risk of implant failure. The material provides a strong foundation for load-bearing implants in orthopedic and dental applications.

Applications in Implant Coatings:

Dental Implants

Orthopedic Implants

Revision Surgeries

Load-Bearing Applications