Spherical TC4 Powder on Titanium Base for Dentistry

--The Challenge

A dental manufacturer aimed to improve the quality and performance of its dental implants, braces, bone repair materials and scaffolds. The objective was to use an advanced spherical titanium alloy powder that meets specific particle size, surface quality and sphericity requirements.

--The Solution

Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) provided a tailored solution that exactly met the customer requirements:

1. Adjustment of Particle Size:

For dental implants, braces and mechanically demanding products, SAM recommended spherical TC4 powder based on titanium with a particle size of 20 to 100 microns. This size range ensures improved mechanical properties that guarantee the durability of dental implants and orthodontic applications.

For dental bone repair materials and scaffolds that require high biocompatibility, a spherical powder with a particle size of 1 to 20 microns was recommended. This finer particle size contributes to improved material integration and biocompatibility in the patient's oral cavity.

2. Assurance of Surface Quality:

The Ti-6Al-4V powder was processed with care to provide a smooth surface free from oxide layers and contaminants. This strict quality control ensures the safety and reliability of the dental products.

3. High Sphericity:

To ensure optimal material preparation and uniformity, the spherical titanium alloy powder from SAM exhibits a high degree of sphericity. Its precise form facilitates mixing and machine processing during manufacturing processes.

--The Results

The SAM solution for spherical TC4 powder on a titanium base enabled the dental manufacturer to improve product quality, mechanical properties, biocompatibility and manufacturing processes. This improvement results in enhanced dental treatments, improved patient outcomes and a competitive advantage in the dental industry.

Conclusion

In summary, Ti-6Al-4V and other titanium-based alloys have advanced modern dentistry by providing a reliable basis for prosthetic crowns, bridges and dentures. As the dental industry continues to evolve, the use of titanium-based materials demonstrates progress in materials science. Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) has extensive experience in producing spherical TC4 powder on a titanium base (Ti-6Al-4V). For further information, please visit our website.