Bioglasses and Bioceramics: a review about their properties

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https://doi.org/10.5902/2179460X71468

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Bioglasses, Bioceramics, Bioactivity, Properties

Abstract

Studies with bioglass and bioglass ceramics have been gaining prominence due to the development of modern medicine. Many of these works focus on improving properties under conditions of use of these biomaterials. In this sense, this work aims to gather information about the function of each oxide that composes the different bioglasses. A literature review was carried out and information on the characteristics of certain bioglass and bioceramics compositions was gathered. Several articles were analyzed in order to compare the effect of the elements in vivo, the bioactivity index and their mechanical properties, such as fracture toughness, from each composition.

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Bernardo Kappaun de Oliveira, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

Student of the Bachelor's degree in Physics.

Naira Maria Balzaretti, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

He holds a degree in Physics (1985), a master's degree in Physics (1988) and a PhD in Physics (1995) from UFRGS. Post-Doctorate at the National Institute of Standards and Technology/USA (1996-1997). He currently holds the position of Class E Professor - Full Professor at the Physics Institute of UFRGS. He has experience in the areas of Physics, with an emphasis on Condensed Matter Physics, and Materials Science, working mainly on the following topics: processing and analysis of materials under extreme conditions of pressure and temperature, glass and glass-ceramic materials, Raman and infrared spectroscopy, carbon nanostructures, luminescence in quantum dots and rare earth elements, dyes for revealing latent fingerprints. She is currently Director of the Physics Institute at UFRGS.

Silvio Buchner, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

He has a degree in Physics from the Federal University of Santa Maria, a master's degree in Physics from the Federal University of Paraná (2007) and a PhD in Physics from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (2011). Post-Doctorate at the Physics Institute of UFRGS. He is currently an Adjunct Professor at the Department/Institute of Physics at UFRGS. He has experience in the area of ​​Physics, with an emphasis on General Physics, working mainly on the following topics: Physics of Condensed Matter, x-ray diffraction, High Pressures, glasses, Vitroceramics, models of nucleation and growth of crystals, phase transitions, Biomaterials , bioglass, bioglassceramics, structures and properties of glassceramics subjected to extreme conditions of pressure and/or temperatures. 

 

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2023-11-06

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Oliveira, B. K. de, Balzaretti, N. M., & Buchner, S. (2023). Bioglasses and Bioceramics: a review about their properties. Ciência E Natura, 45, e28. https://doi.org/10.5902/2179460X71468

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