Cytotoxicity of dental ceramic alloys on L929 mouse fibroblasts:an in vitro study
JIANG Lei*,LIN Hong-lei,ZHANG Chang-yuan,ZHENG Ming,LIN Dong-hong,CHENG Hui.
2012, 5(10):
600-603.
Objective To evaluate the cytotoxicity of Au-Pt,Ni-Cr,CP Ti,Co-Cr and Pd-based ceramic alloys on L929 mouse fibroblasts in vitro. Methods According to the ISO 10993,L929 mouse fibroblasts were cultured with elute of the ceramic alloys. Optical density(OD)was analyzed with cell counting kit-8(CCK-8)assay on day 1,3,5 and 7. The morphology of L929 was evaluated. Cellular relative growth rate(RGR)was calculated to evaluate the cytotoxicity. Results On day 7,OD values in all test groups,except for Au-Pt group,were significantly lower than the negative controls(P < 0.05). The RGR values were ranked as follows:Au-Pt(98.4%),Pd-based(95.2%),CP Ti(83.0%),Ni-Cr(74.0%)and Co-Cr(72.6%). The cells of Au-Pt,CP Ti and Pd-based group had no significant morphological difference compared to the negative controls. The cells of Ni-Cr group and Co-Cr group were sparsely arranged,which were a bit shrunk compared to the negative controls. Conclusion Cytotoxicity level grade 1 is found in Au-Pt,CP Ti and Pd-based ceramic alloys,which is considered to have good biocompatibility. Cytotoxicity level grade 2 is found in Co-Cr and Ni-Cr ceramic alloys. Combined with the results of cell morphology observation,Co-Cr and Ni-Cr ceramic alloys are considered qualified for clinical usage as for biocompatibility.
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