Dental Implant Coated with Recombinant Bone Morphogenic Protein and Coating Method Thereof
AssigneesCowellmedi Co., Ltd, Soo Hong Kim
InventorSoo Hong Kim
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AssigneesCowellmedi Co., Ltd, Soo Hong Kim
InventorSoo Hong Kim
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The present invention relates to a dental implant having recombinant bone morphogenic protein coated on the processed surface thereof, which, when implanted into the jawbone, enables undifferentiated adult cells around the implant site to be rapidly differentiated into osteoblasts so as to induce osteoconductive healing to thereby reduce a healing period, as well as a coating method thereof. According to the invention, recombinant bone morphogenic protein BMP-2 penetrates between ceramic balls formed on the dental implant surface, sheet structures of calcium triphosphate or fine pores formed by anodic oxidation, so as to form a coating film. Thus, the recombinant bone morphogenic protein BMP-2 is not detached from the dental implant surface even during the surgical implantation of the implant.
A dental implant coated with recombinant bone morphogenic protein, which is obtained by processing the surface of a dental implant, coating recombinant bone morphogenic protein molecules on the processed surface, and freeze-drying the coated dental implant in a negative-pressure atmosphere.
A method for coating a recombinant bone morphogenic protein on the surface of a dental implant, comprising:
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