… When this kind of biomaterial has been established, metallic biomaterials will be applicable
not only to hard-tissue reconstruction but also to softtissue reconstruction and biosensors, for …

… Metallic biomaterials are engineered systems designed to … Higher biomaterial usage is
associated with an increased … major representatives of metallic biomaterials along with the key …

… as biomaterials due to their excellent electrical and thermal conductivity and mechanical
properties. Since the metallic bond is essentially nondirectional, the position of the metal ions …

… metallic biomaterials and their corrosion performance are reviewed. These biomaterials …
memory alloy, dental amalgams, gold, metallic glasses and biodegradable metals. Then, the …

… level to the metallic interatomic … metallic biomaterials and to review the metals that are
currently used for implant fabrication, a brief discussion of new directions in metallic biomaterial …

… , forging, machining), this has promoted metal use in the fields of … ) are related to the metallic
interatomic bonding that … and performance of metallic biomaterials and to review the metals …

… of metallic biomaterials, metal allergy to metallic biomaterials… in metallic melt, and functionally
graded metallic biomaterials. … the following applications: metallic biomaterials in orthopedic …

Compared with other biomaterials like ceramics and poylmers, the metallic biomaterials
possess the outstanding property of being able to endure tensile stresses, which, in the case of …

… Metallic biomaterials also lend themselves for dental implants, joint replacements, stents, …
of metallic biomaterials. The present review therefore focuses on recent metallic biomaterials …

… -metal-based alloys, such as gold alloys and silver alloys, are used in dentistry. Proper
techniques must be selected to precisely evaluate metallic biomaterials in … of metallic biomaterials …