CaO–MgO–SiO2–P2O5- based multiphase bio-ceramics fabricated by directional solidification: Microstructure features and in vitro bioactivity studies

In vitro activity is important when considering the choice of a multiphasic bioceramic scaffold as phases can dissolve or transform at different rates. The aim this study focused on synthesis and in analysis ceramics obtained from melt by directional solidification. Depending growth rate new composition bioactive coexist same sample: akermanite, monticellite, tricalcium phosphate Nurse's A phase, all them with potential medical area implant for bone dental repair. With knowledge what how first, it was possible to design materials get porous scaffolds more stable ceramics.