THE STUDY OF ROUGHNESS AND RESISTANCE TO CORROSION OF DENTAL ALLOYS IN THE ORAL ENVIRONMENT

Abstract

Through its enzymatic process, the oral environment is setting out catabolism chemical products, having favourable effects on the used in restoration. Increase Cu and Sn percent increase a corrosion velocity and surface aspect. This decrease with increase Mo and Co percent through passive effect. Increase Fe concentration increase corrosion velocity. Al is very affected in Cu presented. Increase percent Si increase corrosion velocity to galvanic effect. Corrosion implies the presence of an electrolyte around the metal or alloys subjected to corrosion, damaging of the crystaline network of the material being governed by the electrochemical laws of kinetics.

Keywords

• alloys
• corrosion
• oral environment.
• stability ions release