PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATION

2023

Oral Galvanism Side Effects: Comparing Alloy Ions and Galvanic Current Effects on the Mucosa-like Model

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Chepelova N, Antoshin A, et al.

Journal of Functional Biomaterials

Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, RUDN University

RESEARCH SUMMARY
This study explored cytotoxic and mechanical effects of oral galvanism caused by dental alloys and galvanic currents on mucosa-like tissue models. Results showed direct current caused acute cytotoxicity, while NiCr-AgPd corrosion ions induced long-term collagen stiffening.
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MicroTester

The CellScale MicroTester G2 quantified Youngโ€™s modulus of collagen-based mucosa-like models using spherical indentation to 200 ยตm depth. Models exposed to NiCrโ€“AgPd showed increased stiffness (11โ€“14 kPa), revealing ion-induced matrix cross-linking.
AUTHORS

Natalia Chepelova; Artem Antoshin; Sergei Voloshin; Anna Usanova; Yuri Efremov; Maria Makeeva; Stanislav Evlashin; Mikhail Stepanov; Anna Turkina; Peter Timashev.

PUBLICATION DETAILS
JOURNAL

Journal of Functional Biomaterials

YEAR

2023

INSTITUTIONS

Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, RUDN University

COUNTRIES

Russia

INSTRUMENT USED

MicroTester

TESTING METHODS

Hydrated and Temperature Controlled TestingIndentation TestingMicro-Mechanical Testing

RESEARCH APPLICATIONS

Dental & Oral Tissue BiomechanicsECM & Decellularized Matrix MechanicsFibrosis & Tissue RemodelingOrgan-On-A-Chip Systems

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