Fretting corrosion behaviour of Ti–6Al–4V alloy in artificial saliva containing varying concentrations of fluoride ions

Design, Development, and Testing of a Compact Tribocorrosion Apparatus for Biomedical Applications

“…In the present study, the potential increased during sliding from OCP to the cathodic direction in the range of -0.7 and -0.9 V and stabilized after cessation of sliding. Such a trend is reported in several studies [41,45,49,[53][54][55]. This drop and recovery in potential indicates the initiation and cessation of sliding, respectively, of alumina pin on Ti-V alloy samples.…”

Electrochemical Anisotropy of Nanostructured Titanium for Biomedical Implants

“…Corrosion and subsequent metal ion release from dental implants in human body is affected by fretting [15] and the pH and composition of the media (e.g. saliva) [16,17].…”

"Influence of D-Glucose on Corrosion Resistance of Ss316 Lin Presence of Artificial Saliva "

“…In dentistry, metallic materials there are implants in reconstructive of oral surgery to replace single teeth or an array of teeth or in the fabrication of dental prostheses such as metal plates for complete and partial dentures, crowns and bridges, essentially in patients requiring hypoallergenic materials. 4 Corrosion of metallic implants will play vital importance because it can adversely affect the biocompatibility and mechanical integrity of implants. Many metals and alloys have been used in dentistry field that alloy has been considered the problem for long durability of implants into the human bodies verse and release of metal ions will cause adverse physiological effects, toxicity on exposure to air to form an oxide layer spontaneously on the surface of biomedical alloys.…”