WO2005070322A1 - Anorganisch-anorganischer compositwerkstoff und verfahren zu dessen herstellung - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an inorganic-inorganic composite material, a process for its production and its use.
- oxide ceramics in the dental field has long been known.
- a method is known from WO 95/35070 in which the ceramic is infiltrated.
- the production of such an oxide ceramic is relatively complex; for example, the infiltration step alone takes four hours.
- a ceramic workpiece is known from EP-A1 -834 366, which is produced by infiltration of a molten matrix material into the cavities of a blank.
- a special particle size with two different size levels is provided for the infiltration substance.
- This solution uses a wrapping material that is provided with a water-soluble salt and must be removed after infiltration and solidification.
- the disadvantage of this solution is the high process temperature during the shaping and the complicated device-technical manufacture.
- a porous A ⁇ Os blank is infiltrated with a zirconium oxide infiltration substance, so that the finished ceramic workpiece contains 1 to 15% by volume of zirconium oxide, thereby solidifying the aluminum oxide ceramic thus formed.
- This procedure requires several infiltration steps and is suitable if a ceramic such as aluminum oxide is to be reinforced on the surface, while it is understood that a zirconium oxide ceramic with a high critical stress intensity factor cannot be further reinforced by adding zirconium oxide.
- Such an alumina ceramic shows only a superficial reinforcement, and the process steps would often have to be used in succession to implement this solution.
- DE-A1 100 61 630 discloses the production of an all-ceramic dental prosthesis from a dental ceramic made of zirconium oxide and aluminum oxide, infiltration with glass being carried out in a volume range of 0 to 40%.
- This solution requires the additional implementation of a veneering ceramic when used as a denture.
- the low strength of the ceramic solidified by the glass phase and the low translucency are disadvantageous.
- EP-A1-1 025 829 discloses the production of a cap from a ceramic material infiltrated with a glass. To provide the desired translucency, two additional layers are provided which are applied to the cap. The provision of dental restoration parts is over For aesthetic reasons, it is essential to reproduce the natural tooth enamel, which has an increased translucency, while dentin has a lower translucency. Layers 7 and 6 are used for this purpose in accordance with the above-mentioned solution. In such a method, the cumbersome further processing by grinding the infiltrated solid to a powder is disadvantageous, but also the low strength of the ceramic solidified by the glass phase.
- a method for producing an oxide ceramic molded part in which milling is carried out from a zirconium or aluminum oxide ceramic after the pre-sintering using a large CAD / CAM system.
- the milled blank is then sintered at 1200 to 1650 ° C without pressure.
- the oxide ceramic phase thus produced has a lower translucency than a hot isostatically pressed ceramic, the mechanical properties are poorer than with hot isostatically pressed ceramics, and these ceramics are very difficult to etch.
- zirconium oxide mixed ceramics which contain 7 to 12 percent by weight of Ti0 2 and other additives which inhibit grain growth and are suitable for stabilization. It can also contain 0 to 30 percent by weight of Al 2 0 3 .
- the powder mixtures are sintered at 1100 to 1300 ° C.
- the disadvantage of these ceramics is that the density that can be achieved is only 98% of the theoretical density (TD) and is therefore lower than with hot isostatically pressed ceramics. The creation of a retentive pattern on the surface is very difficult with this ceramic.
- WO 03/057065 describes how an oxide ceramic molded part is produced from aluminum oxide in which the average grain size is not is greater than 1 ⁇ m and the degree of translucency is 70% of T * nm, integrated over the wavelength range of 475-650 nm.
- the process step of hot isostatic pressing is used to achieve these properties, a body of a desired shape is first obtained from a powdery raw material, which is sintered in a thermal process, so that the body only has closed porosity.
- the sintered molded body is post-densified hot isostatically in order to achieve complete compaction.
- This process step is very complex: the body is compressed at 100 to 219 MPa and a temperature of 1200 ° C to 1300 ° C.
- the invention has for its object to provide a method for producing an inorganic-inorganic composite material which is suitable for the dental field and allows a cost-optimized production with improved aesthetic effect at the same time, without deteriorating the performance properties, in particular the possibility of producing a retentive To offer patterns and to ensure attachment to the natural tooth.
- This object is achieved by a process for producing an inorganic-inorganic composite material, in which
- An infiltration substance is preferably applied to this under vacuum and at room temperature and
- the oxide ceramic molded part is sintered to form the inorganic-inorganic composite material.
- an open-pore crystalline oxide ceramic molded part is used, the pores of which are filled at room temperature under vacuum, preferably in the range from 2 to 90% of the thickness of the open-pore oxide ceramic, with an infiltration substance with or without solvent, with or without coloring additives.
- the entire coated oxide ceramic is preferably subjected to a sealing sintering process at high temperatures. This creates a multi-layer composite material that has a translucent area or core inside. In the outer area, the composite material is white, colorless or colored. According to the invention, a translucent-colored product can accordingly be produced.
- the invention further relates to an inorganic-inorganic composite material which contains components of oxide ceramics and of infiltration substances and whose main use is in the dental field.
- a powder or a powder mixture is provided as the starting material, which are made up of appropriate oxide ceramic or a mixed ceramic.
- the powder is preferably in the form of granules, and a binder is preferably added.
- the metal oxides are preferably partially or completely coated with at least one monolayer of an organic polymer.
- the binders or polymers used according to the invention are preferably water-soluble.
- the binders or polymers preferred according to the invention include synthetic polymers or biopolymers.
- the polymers which can be used according to the invention include, for. B. polyvinyl alcohol, polyethyleneimine, polyacrylamide, polyethylene oxide, polyethylene glycol, homo- and copolymers (meth) acrylic acid, maleic acid, vinylsulfonic acid and vinylphosphonic acid, polyvinylpyrrolidone, starch, alginates, gelatin, cellulose ethers, for example carboxymethyl cellulose, can be used in particular as biopolymers.
- during or after the shaping processing for. B. by uniaxial or cold isostatic pressing of the powdery starting material presintered to preferably 50% of the theoretical density in an ambient air atmosphere without pressure. -
- the binders or organic polymers are removed without residue, as a result of which the crystalline, open-pore oxide ceramic has a density of 10 to 90% of the theoretical density.
- the pre-sintering temperature is significantly less than the sintering temperature and can be, for example, between 600 and 1300 ° C., preferably between 800 and 1200 ° C.
- the open-pore, crystalline oxide ceramic molded part obtained by the pre-sintering essentially contains oxides or oxide mixtures of the elements zirconium or aluminum or mixtures of these elements. These metal oxides or metal oxide mixtures can be present in a mixture with other metal oxides.
- the elements of the groups purple, IIIb and IVb are particularly suitable for this, with a denoting the main group elements of the periodic table and b the subgroup elements of the periodic table.
- further oxides of the metals Hf, Y, Al, Ce, Sc, Er and / or Ti are suitable as further metal oxides.
- the crystalline, open-pore oxide ceramic molded part essentially contains zirconium oxide with additions of yttrium oxide, preferably in the range from 0.1 to 10 mol%.
- the zirconium oxide contains additives of 2 to 4 mol% of yttrium oxide, 2.5 to 15 mol% of cerium oxide, 2.5 to 5 mol% of erbium oxide, 2.5 to 5 mol% of scandium oxide or 0.1 to 15 mol% of titanium oxide or mixtures of the oxides mentioned in the ranges mentioned. , , , ,
- the zirconium oxide can in particular be in the form of a tetragonal oxide.
- the partially sintered, open-pore oxide ceramic molded part it is expedient to evacuate the partially sintered, open-pore oxide ceramic molded part.
- less than 100 mbar preferably less than 50 mbar, e.g. about 20 mbar, preferred.
- the negative pressure is applied, for example, for 1 minute to 4 hours, so that pressure equalization takes place in the sense of the formation of a vacuum inside the partially sintered, open-pore oxide ceramic.
- the gases are removed from the porous, partially sintered oxide ceramic.
- the sol according to the invention is stirred for the provision of the further material to be applied.
- This further material is applied in a manner known per se following the evacuation in the negative pressure atmosphere.
- An infiltration substance is preferably applied under vacuum and at room temperature to the crystalline, open-pore oxide ceramic molded part produced in the manner described.
- the thickness of the infiltration substance layer is preferably 2 to 30%, preferably 5 to 20% and particularly preferably approximately 10 to 15%, in each case based on the largest diameter of the oxide ceramic molded part.
- a much greater thickness of the infiltration layer may be required for coloring than for sealing sintering: 5 - 90%, preferably 10 - 90%, particularly preferably 30 - 85% of the thickness of the molded part.
- the infiltration substance can a solvent ⁇ be applied in the present.
- Both polar and non-polar solvents are suitable as solvents. Examples are water or alcohol.
- the infiltration substance can either be the precursor of a non-metallic-inorganic phase, an amorphous glass phase, a hydrolyzable compound of a metal or an alcoholate of a metal.
- the precursor of the non-metallic-inorganic phase can have ionogenic or covalent compounds of the elements of the following main groups (denoted by a) and subgroups (denoted by b): la, Ha, lila, IVa, llbb, IVb, Vb, Vlb, Vllb and Vlllb. Mixtures of the elements mentioned are also suitable. According to the invention, covalent compounds of silicon or zircon are preferred. Known coloring ionogenic compounds of the elements cerium, manganese, vanadium, iron and others can also be used.
- the infiltration substance made of nonmetallic-inorganic phase, which at least partially covers the inner region is chemically much less resistant to acids than the pure crystalline oxide ceramic in the core or inner region. The layer can be easily etched. However, the chemical resistance is not significantly lower than in the core or inner area if the covering layer has only microcrystalline zirconium oxide.
- a retentive pattern can be achieved there by etching.
- the depth of this pattern can be determined by the etchant, its concentration and the time in the etching process. According to the invention, it corresponds at most to the thickness of the covering layer, since the core or inner region is considerably more resistant to chemical attack.
- the amorphous glass phase can be a silicate glass. Among others, alkali-free silicate glasses are preferred.
- Tetraethyl orthosilicate inter alia, can be used as the hydrolyzable compound.
- Hydrolyzable silanes are also used.
- Alcoholate compounds are also preferred. This means that alcoholates of metals, selected from the group of the elements aluminum, titanium, zirconium or silicon, are used.
- Alcoholates of silicon or aluminum are particularly preferred. Mixtures of the alcoholates mentioned can also be used according to the invention.
- the infiltration substances are in sol form and react further to form a gel. You are preferred
- Precursor products of a glassy or ceramic material are introduced into a vacuum chamber, for example a desiccator. there the infiltration substance must completely cover the molded body. Supported by the existing vacuum, the penetration of the infiltration substance into the oxide ceramic molded body takes place over a period of time, according to the invention, of about one to a few minutes. Due to the negative pressure, the stirred sol is sucked into the negative pressure chamber and penetration takes place over a period that is quite short according to the invention, for example preferably 1 minute. This creates an infiltration layer with the desired layer thickness, which can be adjusted via the infiltration time, the viscosity of the sol, the porosity of the partially sintered ceramic molded part, but also the size of the negative pressure.
- the molded parts In order to achieve the required aesthetics of modern dentistry, the molded parts must have different colors. Therefore, the coloring components themselves can be added to the infiltration substance, or the coloring can take place in a separate process step.
- the formation of the layer of the infiltration substance can be realized in a simple manner with a fairly uniform thickness. Due to the short infiltration time, the infiltration substance only has time to cover the surface of the molding. When the vacuum chamber is ventilated, the infiltration substance is practically sucked into the molded body by the vacuum. It is understood that the viscosity of the preferably gel-like infiltration substance has a significant influence on the depth of penetration. A low viscosity produces a large layer thickness of the infiltration substance layer due to the capillary action of the pores of the open-pore oxide ceramic molded part, while a high viscosity reduces the depth of penetration.
- the firing is carried out at the preselected sintering temperature in an ambient air atmosphere.
- the sintering temperature is, for example, 1000 to 1600 ° C, and the sintering takes place under ambient pressure in an air atmosphere.
- the sintering properties of the pure crystalline oxide ceramic are improved by the method according to the invention in such a way that an almost complete sealing sintering of the ceramic is achieved.
- the sintering at, for example, 1480 ° C. results in a theoretical density of the composite material of 99.9%, it being favorable that it is possible to work in ambient air during the sintering.
- the open-pore oxide ceramic molded part can be pre-pressed in the desired shape. It is possible to carry out milling or another type of machining either after the pre-sintering or after the sealing sintering.
- milling or another type of machining either after the pre-sintering or after the sealing sintering.
- very hard tools such as diamond grinding wheels have to be used for machining the inorganic-inorganic composite material, although the geometry is not influenced by a further shrinking process.
- the method according to the invention allows the production of an inorganic-inorganic composite material made of zirconium oxide with a predominantly tetragonal phase component and only a very small cubic phase component, provided the sintering temperature of 1500 ° C. does not exceeded.
- a translucency that is comparable to the hot isostatic pressing process can be produced in a surprisingly simple manner.
- adhesion by etching to the infiltration layer is readily possible.
- the invention can be used particularly advantageously in conjunction with zirconium oxide ceramics or mixed ceramics with a high zirconium oxide content, suitable doping, such as with yttrium, and admixtures also being advantageous.
- suitable doping such as with yttrium, and admixtures also being advantageous.
- the bending strength in the core or inner area is high, but the fracture toughness is particularly high in the infiltration material layer, which consists of the open-pore, crystalline oxide ceramic and the infiltration material that penetrates the open-pore, crystalline oxide ceramic or penetrates into the pores of the oxide ceramic ,
- the composite material according to the invention thus produced contains optical and mechanical properties in the pure crystalline oxide ceramic core which even have the same values as hot isostatically pressed materials.
- the properties of the pure crystalline oxide ceramics are apparently realized due to the tightness of the structure.
- the solution according to the invention makes it possible in a surprisingly simple manner to achieve the strength properties which can be achieved with the hot isostatic pressing according to the prior art known to date, the time-consuming hot isostatic pressing process being able to be avoided.
- the strength of an inorganic-inorganic composite material obtained according to the invention is not less than 800 MPa in the biaxial strength.
- the fracture mechanical properties of the pure crystalline oxide ceramic resulted in the Indenter methods and the calculation according to Evans & Charles critical stress intensity factors Kic of, for example, 6.95 MPa * m 1/2 and were comparatively even higher than with corresponding hot isostatically pressed ceramics.
- the properties of hot isostatically pressed materials have been recreated as crystalline oxide ceramics even with predominantly tetragonal zirconium oxide.
- an increase in the strength of the inner area of the oxide ceramic can be achieved with the aid of the infiltration layer in a vacuum and the subsequent thermal treatment.
- the covering or at least partial covering of the open-pore oxide ceramic with the infiltration substance stabilizes it to such an extent that a significantly improved fracture toughness of greater than 6.5 MPa m 1/2 can be achieved.
- material removal is carried out after the finished sintering, which is preferably carried out using CAD / CAM technology.
- the covering layer is completely or partially removed and the translucent core comes to the surface. This enables the final shaping of the composite material to be formed. If a covering layer remains in sections on the surface, this is then etched onto it.
- a retentive pattern can be obtained in the areas where the outer layer remains. At the same time, a dense, translucent structure appears on the surface where the layer has been removed. This creates a surprisingly simple aesthetic effect that corresponds to that of hot isostatically pressed comparable materials. Due to the high density of the structure, a achieves higher light transmission (translucency), which corresponds to the hot isostatically pressed ceramic.
- the composite materials produced in this way can be used in particular in the dental field. These include, in particular, use as a dental restoration, implant, implant component or orthodeontic product.
- Dental restorations in particular dental frameworks, crowns, partial crowns, bridges, caps, shells, veneers, abutments or abutments are particularly suitable.
- the composite material can be present as a monolithic block or as a cylinder. These can be adhesively attached to a holder, for example.
- the monolithic block and cylinder are designed such that they can be machined, that is to say machined.
- the solution according to the invention also leads to the aesthetic effect of a dental restoration part being significantly improved when the oxide ceramic part according to the invention is used as a dental restoration part.
- the inner area of the crystalline oxide ceramic is translucent.
- the solution according to the invention makes it possible to dispense with an additional veneering ceramic, which also eliminates the problems associated with this, such as the longer duration of the process, the adhesion problems and the required layer thickness of the veneering ceramic.
- the solution according to the invention is also particularly suitable for the realization of delicate, yet aesthetically appealing dental products. Especially when the
- Infiltration layer has a silicate phase, it can for example, can be etched away with HF and an adhesive connection with other materials can be realized.
- a '5 can to form a dental restoration part - single-delusion be applied environmentally even better aesthetic effect to generate.
- adhesive and cementing materials are possible.
- the use of adhesive systems is preferred.
- adhesive attachment is surprisingly simple, which is not possible with comparable hot isostatically pressed materials.
- Chemically light-curing or dual-curing agents are preferred for the adhesives.
- Cementing materials are, for example, zinc phosphates.
- the composite material according to the invention thus offers in a simple manner 5 a better adhesive attachment option with the same aesthetic effect as. hot isostatically pressed comparable materials.
- the sintering process is considerably simpler and is therefore, in contrast to the hot isostatic pressing process, considerably less expensive. It is also possible in principle to take advantage of the method according to the invention in molded ceramic parts used elsewhere, for example also in providing the parts of artificial joints, the superficial infiltration layer being favorable Properties5 in terms of low abrasion with good hardness and offers a glass-hard surface, but also for surgical implants or parts of them. Endodontic parts such as root posts can also be produced using the method according to the invention, and the good adhesion to other molded parts can also be exploited
- the duration of the production of an inorganic-inorganic composite material according to the invention strongly depends on the time required for the desiccation, that is to say the production of the negative pressure.
- the provision of the infiltration substance does require a not inconsiderable stirring time and standing time.
- the infiltration material can be mixed in advance, for example while the blank is being pressed or at the latest during pre-sintering, so that this time is not included in the cycle time for the provision of a finished oxide ceramic molded part.
- the pure infiltration time can be, for example, 1 or 2 minutes and in any case usually lasts less than 10 minutes, while finished sintering can be carried out at maximum temperature in, for example, 30 minutes.
- the entire sintering process for the final sintering takes place in 5 to 9 hours.
- 1 shows the implementation of the infiltration according to the invention for providing the infiltration layer on the oxide ceramic part in one embodiment of the invention
- 2 shows the infiltration layer thickness, plotted over the infiltration time
- 3 shows a schematic representation of a sintering furnace for the infiltrated oxide ceramic part
- 4 shows a schematic view of a first method according to the invention in one embodiment
- Fig. 5 is a schematic view of a method according to the invention in a second embodiment.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows the manner in which an oxide ceramic according to the invention can be infiltrated.
- the blank 10 is presintered and lies in a beaker 12.
- the beaker 12 is in a desiccator 14, on the cover of which a dropping funnel 16 is mounted.
- the desiccator has, in a manner known per se, a vacuum connection hose 18 which is connected to a vacuum pump. In a manner known per se, the desiccator closes by means of negative pressure on its ground sealing edge 20 and can be opened after venting.
- the dropping funnel has no pressure equalization, but an adjusting valve 22 is provided, which allows the dropping rate to be set sensitively.
- the reason for the infiltration is that a prepared sol 23 is introduced as an infiltration substance into the dropping funnel 16 after the desiccator 14 has been brought to a negative pressure of, for example, 20 mbar.
- the control valve 22 is opened in the desired manner.
- the cup 12 fills up to the fill level 24 with infiltrate material, which later enters the blank 10.
- the infiltration substance can penetrate the molded part substantially uniformly on all sides. Even if a cylindrical blank 10 is shown in FIG. 1, it goes without saying that, in practice, predetermined shaped bodies are realized which are set up on the bottom of the cup 12 and are wetted with infiltration material. After an infiltration time of 1 minute, an infiltration layer with a thickness of 0.3 to 0.6 mm has already developed.
- the infiltration depth plotted over the infiltration time can be seen from FIG. According to the invention, it is favorable that the layer thickness can be adapted to the requirements in a wide range. In this way, very fine and thin oxide ceramic parts can also be worked with a very thin infiltration layer, which nevertheless allows the inner area to have good strength.
- a sintering furnace 26 is shown schematically in FIG. 3. It has a plurality of heating elements 36, a crucible 30 in which the
- Blank 10 is introduced after infiltration is added.
- the crucible is equipped with a powder bed in a manner known per se, and the blank 10 is finished-sintered into the
- the external dimensions of the blanks can be cylindrical with a
- the cuboid blanks have preferred dimensions
- the dental molded part produced therefrom has consequently smaller ones due to the use of material-removing processes
- Example 1 Exemplary embodiments are described in detail below.
- Example 1
- a dry pressed granulate made of Zr0 2 powder is used as the raw material for the blank 10. It is doped with yttrium and also has other components such as Al 2 O 3 .
- dry pressed granules from TOSOH with the designations TZ-3YB and TZ-8YB can be used, which have a primary crystallite size of 280 - 400 nm and a granulate size of 50 ⁇ m, but also the granulate TZ-3Y20AB, which is characterized by 20% Al 2 0 3 additionally distinguished and otherwise corresponds to the other granules.
- Cylindrical molds with internal diameters of 12 and 16 mm were used for the experiments according to the invention.
- the blank 10 is pressed in a manner known per se at pressures of 500, 600 to 1100 bar, the pressing pressure being reached in 5 seconds, then the maximum pressure being maintained for 15 seconds and then the pressure being released again within a further 5 seconds ,
- pre-consolidation which also included debinding, in accordance with the table below, in which the successive periods of pre-sintering are designated by a ramp:
- the blank 10 was evacuated in the glass desiccator 14 to a final pressure of approximately 20 mbar. Due to the comparatively long evacuation time, which was in any case more than 1 hour, the gases enclosed in the porous blank were largely removed.
- TEOS tetraethyl orthosilicate
- the infiltration layer consists of predominantly tetragonal crystalline zirconium oxide phase and amorphous glass phase, essentially of condensed TEOS, while the core of the oxide ceramic part according to the invention essentially consists of zirconium oxide with the aforementioned doping, likewise predominantly in the tetragonal phase.
- the prepared infiltration material was then introduced into the dropping funnel and the valve 22 opened, to the extent that the blank was in any case completely covered after the sol was let in, but not too much infiltration material in the dropping funnel delayed the ventilation.
- the ventilation was carried out by opening the valve completely after the dropping funnel 16 was empty.
- the infiltration substance which penetrated into the desiccator and was thus placed under vacuum initially foamed, the vacuum being maintained.
- the depth of infiltration depends not only on the viscosity of the infiltration substance used (cf. the difference between ZI015 and ZI016b), but in particular also on the stirring time and the service life of the infiltration substance.
- the finish sintering was done in the same sintering furnace used for the pre-sintering, and the firing curve was realized in 3 time periods according to the table below.
- the blanks were encapsulated in a quartz frit or Al 2 ⁇ 3 powder bed in an aluminum oxide crucible.
- test sintered blanks showed an infiltration layer thickness which was different in thickness depending on the infiltration time.
- a zirconium (IV) propylate was used instead of TEOS. It was precipitated under atmospheric pressure with water in the pores of the blank to form zirconium oxide particles. This also enabled the pores to be closed, with crystalline particles depositing in the pores that correspond to the actual base material. The minimum layer thickness of the infiltration substance layer achieved in this way was approximately 50 micrometers.
- a cylindrical shaped body with a diameter of 12 mm and a height of 25 mm was produced by pressing granules from Tosoh (TZ 3YB) and then pre-sintered at 1100 ° C. according to the invention.
- a crown with oversize was subsequently produced on a Cerec® Inlab milling machine from Sirona for shaping processing. The excess had to be set so that after the shrinkage during sintering and the partial etching away of the covering layer, an optimal fit was created on the model frame.
- the partially sintered and milled oxide ceramic molded part thus obtained was provided with a covering layer in vacuum, the material applied somewhat into the surface of the porous partially sintered Molded part has penetrated.
- the L, a, b values are measured in accordance with British Standard BS 5612 (1978). 4 and 5 each show the sequence of the method steps in different embodiments of the method according to the invention.
- the machining before infiltration is different in the process referred to as technology II, while in the process according to technology I (FIG. 4) the machining takes place after the final sintering.
- the method according to FIG. 4 requires more tools in view of the high strength of the firmly sintered dental spare part, but offers a somewhat greater precision.
- the experiments according to the invention resulted in oxide ceramics with a high fracture toughness of at least 6.5 Mpa * m 1/2 , the translucences corresponding to those of oxide ceramics which were produced using hot isostatic pressing.
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