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International Bulletin of Otorhinolaryngology

Usage of glass ionomer cements for reconstructions in the head region

R. Andreeva

Abstract

Glass ionomer cements are a two-component hybrid material,
consisting of inorganic glass particles, surrounded by an insoluble
hydrogel matrix. They are a group of materials based on the acid/
base reaction between poly (alkenoic) acid and an ion-leachable
silicate glass. Their biocompatibility, osteoconductive behavior, and
ability to bond to bone and metals have generated interest in the
material for medical applications. GIC are widely used in dental
medicine as an obturation material in primary teeth for treatment and
prophylaxis of dental caries, because they have the ability to create
a physicochemical bond to tooth structure and to release fluoride.
They are currently frequently used in otological and neuro-otological
surgery. Apart from ossicular chain reconstruction, they are used for
repair of tegmen defects, outer ear canal reconstruction, mastoid obli
teration, and stabilization of some hearing prostheses.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14748/orl.v15i1.6690

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