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The role of nanofeatured titanium surfaces in a number of aspects of in vivo bone–implant integration, and, in particular, their potential advantages over microfeatured titanium surfaces, as well as their specific contribution to osteoconductivity, is largely unknown. This study reports the creation of a unique nanobimorphic titanium surface comprised of nanotrabecular and nanotuft-like structures...
This study introduces nanopolymorphic features of alkali- and heat-treated titanium surfaces, comprising of tuft-like, plate-like, and nodular structures that are smaller than 100nm and determines whether and how the addition of these nanofeatures to a microroughened titanium surface affects bone–implant integration. A comprehensive assessment of biomechanical, interfacial, and histological analyses...
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