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¹Mechanical Engineering Department, Rajkiya Engineering College, Azamgarh, India-276201.

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This study introduces a new bio-composite dental implant material as a viable alternative to titanium alloy. It demonstrates comparable bone shielding effects, offering a promising option for tooth replacement.

Keywords:

Bamboo mat Chitosan DOE FEM Hand layup Nano-silica RSM

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Area of Science:

Biomaterials Science
Dental Engineering
Orthopedic Research

Background:

Dental implants are increasingly popular for tooth replacement.
Titanium alloy is the current standard, but research into alternatives is ongoing.
Bio-composite materials offer potential advantages in biocompatibility and mechanical properties.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and evaluate a novel bio-composite material for dental implants.
To compare the mechanical properties and bone shielding effects of the bio-composite implant with titanium alloy.
To optimize the thread shape of the bio-composite implant using Response Surface Methodology.

Main Methods:

A novel bio-composite material was developed using chitosan-reinforced bamboo mat and nano-silica particles.
Mechanical properties of five different samples were analyzed.
Response Surface Methodology was employed to optimize the implant's thread design.
Bone shielding was analyzed using von Mises (stress) and deformation ratios, comparing the bio-composite to titanium alloy.

Main Results:

The mechanical properties of five bio-composite samples were compared.
The optimized thread shape of the bio-composite implant was determined.
Bone shielding analysis indicated comparable efficacy to titanium alloy.
Both von Mises and deformation ratios showed similar effects for the bio-composite and titanium alloy.

Conclusions:

The novel bio-composite dental implant material shows potential as an alternative to titanium alloy.
The bio-composite material exhibits comparable bone shielding effects to the standard titanium alloy.
Further research and development could lead to the clinical application of these bio-composite implants.