… As a rule, bioactive glasses are fairly soft, so they can be shaped and sized as required by
… Powdered bioactive glasses can be obtained by grinding or by pouring the melted glass into …

… excellent bioactive properties, the major disadvantages of bioactive glasses and ceramics
… on the mechanical properties of bioactive glasses, ceramics, glass-ceramics and composite …

… Si(OE& groups at the surface of the glass. This process is dependent upon the silica content
of the glass and the p of the solution; for bioactive glasses, which have a relatively low silica …

… Glass structure Oxide glasses, such as the bioactive glasses listed in Table 1, have network
structures primarily composed of SiO 4 tetrahedral building blocks or various BO x and PO x …

… ; ie, since the mechanism of bonding of bioactive glasses is by means of forming an HA layer
… -phased glass-ceramics to improve the mechanical properties of the bioactive glasses. The …

… profound shift in using glass as a primarily passive material to one that instills active properties.
We believe and demonstrate that bioactive glasses (BGs) and glass–ceramics (BGCs) as …

… and calcium phosphates have been shown to be bioactive … of silicate bioactive glasses
and glass-ceramics in relation to … doped silicate glasses, phosphate based glasses with novel …

… the bioactive glasses, glassceramics, and ceramics in clinical use, with references. The
bioactive glasses … Bioactive glass-ceramics are multi-phase materials with a fine, homogeneous …

… The emphasis in this section is particularly put on alkali-free bioactive glasses and glass-ceramics
as a smart way to overcome all the drawbacks mentioned above for high alkali …

… based on bioactive glasses with admirable success in the clinic. Over the last couple of
decades, other types of bioactive glasses, including phosphate- and borate-based glasses, have …