Use of dental alloys with minimal risk of manifestations of intolerance (Scientific and practical aspects)
AUTHORS : Kozin V.N. | Leontiev V.K.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Moscow, Russia
YEAR : 2006
Medical materials that are in contact with body fluids and tissues for a long time can have significant negative effects through various mechanisms.
By the products of their dissolution, materials can produce toxic and allergic effects [five]. They
can also have negative (and not only) functional effects due to their characteristic resonance spectra
in the field of low-frequency electromagnetic radiation, the so-called”Spectral effects” [6].
Alloys due to electrochemical interaction with each other, as well as with diffuse remnants of
alloys [3, 4] can provide significant negative exposure to electric current and electric field. Due to the
electrochemical processes occurring on their surfaces, they may be subject intensive electrochemical
dissolution and therefore
