Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape Study

Carbon allotropes, including graphene, graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (r-GO), have the potential as coating nanomaterials to improve the performance of dental implants. Furthermore, graphene has demonstrated strong antibacterial activity and enhanced biocompatibility in comparison to...

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Main Author: Massimo Barbieri
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Published: MDPI AG 2024-09-01
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description Carbon allotropes, including graphene, graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (r-GO), have the potential as coating nanomaterials to improve the performance of dental implants. Furthermore, graphene has demonstrated strong antibacterial activity and enhanced biocompatibility in comparison to other types of carbon nanoscale structures. Several bibliometric studies have been published on the use of graphene-based materials, but they only focus on scientific articles and not patents. Few articles report on a patent study of dental implants, but without focusing on carbon allotropes. The objective of this study is to provide a patent landscape analysis of graphene and its derivatives in relation to dental implants. The search for relevant information was conducted on Espacenet.
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spelling doaj-art-8e8aba321c4f4b6e86e292940ca0ca4c2025-08-20T02:50:41ZengMDPI AGMaterials Proceedings2673-46052024-09-01191210.3390/materproc2024019002Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape StudyMassimo Barbieri0Politecnico di Milano (Technology Transfer Office), Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32, 20133 Milan, ItalyCarbon allotropes, including graphene, graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (r-GO), have the potential as coating nanomaterials to improve the performance of dental implants. Furthermore, graphene has demonstrated strong antibacterial activity and enhanced biocompatibility in comparison to other types of carbon nanoscale structures. Several bibliometric studies have been published on the use of graphene-based materials, but they only focus on scientific articles and not patents. Few articles report on a patent study of dental implants, but without focusing on carbon allotropes. The objective of this study is to provide a patent landscape analysis of graphene and its derivatives in relation to dental implants. The search for relevant information was conducted on Espacenet.https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4605/19/1/2dental implantsgraphenegraphene oxide (GO)reduced-graphene oxide (r-GO)patent landscape analysisintellectual property landscape
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Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape Study
Materials Proceedings
dental implants
graphene
graphene oxide (GO)
reduced-graphene oxide (r-GO)
patent landscape analysis
intellectual property landscape
title Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape Study
title_full Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape Study
title_fullStr Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape Study
title_full_unstemmed Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape Study
title_short Graphene and Its Derivatives in Dental Implants: A Patent Landscape Study
title_sort graphene and its derivatives in dental implants a patent landscape study
topic dental implants
graphene
graphene oxide (GO)
reduced-graphene oxide (r-GO)
patent landscape analysis
intellectual property landscape
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