Bioceramics Bioceramics refers to a type of ceramic materials used for specific biological or physiological functions, that is, ceramic materials that are directly used in the human body or directly related to the human body, such as biology, medicine, and biochemistry. As a bioceramic material, it needs to have the following conditions: biocompatibility, mechanical compatibility, excellent affinity with biological tissues, anti-thrombotic, sterilization and good physical and chemical stability. Bioceramic materials can be divided into biologically inert ceramics (such as Al2O3, ZrO2, etc.) and biologically active ceramics (such as dense hydroxyapatite, bioactive glass, etc.). 01— Biologically inert ceramics — Bio-inert ceramics mainly refer to ceramic materials with stable chemical properties and good biological compatibility. Such as alumina, zirconia and medical carbon materials. The structure of this kind of ceramic materials is relatively stable, the bonding force in the molecule ...