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This study examined the biocompatibility of the micro-nanoporous layer formed on a titanium-silver (Ti–Ag) alloy. The porous layer was formed by grit-blasting and anodic oxidation. The surface of the porous layer was rougher and more hydrophilic compared to a simple machined specimen and the expressions of bone-related genes were greater for cells grown on the porous layer compared to that of cells cultured on a control surface. Also the bone-to-plate contact rate in vivo test was significantly improved for porous layer plate compare to simple machined specimen ( P  &lt; 0.05). The porous layer on Ti–Ag alloy enhanced the peri-implant bone formation at the early healing stage and it was believed that this porous layer on the Ti–Ag alloy will be suitable for dental implant applications.

Biological evaluation of micro-nanoporous layer on Ti–Ag alloy for dental implant