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Fig 6: (a) General vision, (b) giant cells delicate layer, (c) osteóide material, (d) Osteocite presence and TiO2 attached to bone. Figure 7: (a) General vision, (b) appalling of the material, (c) material on gaps and bone and lamellar bone formation, (d) direct bone deposition. RJ Almeida*, DSS Meireles, ACB Filho, MC Pereira, AC Lima, ACA Silva, AM Loyola, NO Dantas, CJA Sousa. [email protected] Syntetase titanium dioxide (TiO ) nanocrystals on high degree of pureness; Evaluate its 2 biocompatibility following parameters defined and accepted for the Dental International 1 2 Federation ( FDI) and American Dental Association (ADA): Evidence its nanotopograph in the interface of the new bone through Atomic Microscopy Force (AMF) Thus, through the methodology used was possible to evidence the osseointegration phenomenal and biocompatibility of an aloplasthic material containing nanocrystals of titanium dioxide. We can also conclude that there was direct bone deposition on the oxide, what can be called osteointegration. 3 The material was gotten through the synthesis of a nano powder using the humid one way precipitation, Pechini method on ambient temperature (Fig. 1). After temperature treatment was structurally characterized by X-ray Diffraction (XRD) (Fig. 2a), Confirming titanium dioxide synthesis on Rutilo and Anatasio phases, with tetragonal crystalline symmetry and medium size of 21 nm (Fig. 3). We characterize using de Raman micro spectroscopy too. (Fig. 2b) The vibration asset ways typical on TiO nanocrystals on Rutilo e Anatase phases, confirming the pureness on the synthesis through the absence of others nanostructures identified by Raman specter (Fig. 4). 2 After that, the biocompatibility test was made using intra bone implantation of the TiO powder inside a teflon cup in guinea pigs jaw. (Fig. 5) Previously approved by the 2 CEUA/UFU 101/10. Ten guinea pigs were used on the experimental periods: 4 and 12 weeks. Each animal received a Teflon cup containing TiO nanocrystals. From each 2 implant was made 24 blades with 144 cuts colored by hematoxilin-eosine method and analyzed by two independent observers by means of inflammatory intensity response scores, considering all Teflon cup board. The analysis was criteriously interpreted following the FDI normative as acceptable or not acceptable to be related to bone.

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Fig 6: (a) General vision, (b) giant cells delicate layer, (c) osteóide material, (d) Osteocite presence and TiO2 attached to bone.

Figure 7: (a) General vision, (b) appalling of the material, (c) material on gaps and bone and lamellar bone formation, (d) direct bone deposition.

RJ Almeida*, DSS Meireles, ACB Filho, MC Pereira, AC Lima, ACA Silva, AM Loyola, NO Dantas, CJA Sousa.

[email protected]

Syntetase titanium dioxide (TiO ) nanocrystals on high degree of pureness; Evaluate its 2

biocompatibility following parameters defined and accepted for the Dental International 1 2Federation ( FDI) and American Dental Association (ADA): Evidence its nanotopograph in the

interface of the new bone through Atomic Microscopy Force (AMF)

Thus, through the methodology used was possible to evidence the osseointegration phenomenal and biocompatibility of an aloplasthic material containing nanocrystalsof titanium dioxide. We can also conclude that there was direct bone deposition on the oxide, what can be called osteointegration.

3The material was gotten through the synthesis of a nano powder using the humid one way precipitation, Pechini method on ambient temperature (Fig. 1). Aftertemperature treatment was structurally characterized by X-ray Diffraction (XRD) (Fig. 2a), Confirming titanium dioxide synthesis on Rutilo and Anatasio phases, withtetragonal crystalline symmetry and medium size of 21 nm (Fig. 3). We characterize using de Raman micro spectroscopy too. (Fig. 2b) The vibration asset ways typical onTiO nanocrystals on Rutilo e Anatase phases, confirming the pureness on the synthesis through the absence of others nanostructures identified by Raman specter (Fig. 4).2

After that, the biocompatibility test was made using intra bone implantation of the TiO powder inside a teflon cup in guinea pigs jaw. (Fig. 5) Previously approved by the2

CEUA/UFU 101/10. Ten guinea pigs were used on the experimental periods: 4 and 12 weeks. Each animal received a Teflon cup containing TiO nanocrystals. From each2

implant was made 24 blades with 144 cuts colored by hematoxilin-eosine method and analyzed by two independent observers by means of inflammatory intensity responsescores, considering all Teflon cup board. The analysis was criteriously interpreted following the FDI normative as acceptable or not acceptable to be related to bone.