Project
Co–Cr Dental Prosthesis Degradation Review
A PROSPERO-registered systematic review on material degradation outcomes.
Systematic Review
Summary
Pulled and synthesized 11 studies on corrosion, wear, and ion release in cobalt-chromium dental prostheses under PRISMA 2020.
Use case
Used to isolate which controllable variables most strongly drive clinical degradation outcomes.
Who it's for
- biomedical engineers
- materials engineers
- researchers
Stack
- Systematic review
- PRISMA 2020
- PubMed / Scopus / Web of Science
- Biomaterials
Case study
Overview
A PROSPERO-registered systematic review on material degradation in cobalt-chromium dental prostheses.
Pulled and synthesized 11 studies across PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science under PRISMA 2020 — covering corrosion resistance, wear behavior, and ion release.
Key finding
The finding that stood out: surface finishing drives clinical degradation outcomes more than alloy composition or how the prosthesis was fabricated.