Combination of 3D Printing and ALD for Dentin Fabrication from Dental Pulp Stem Cell Culture

ACS APPLIED BIO MATERIALS(2021)

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A combination of fused deposition modeling printing with atomic layer deposition (ALD) of titania was designed to achieve templated biomineralization and terminal odontogenic differentiation of dental pulp stem cells on three-dimensional (3D) printed polylactic acid (PLA) scaffolds. In the absence of the ALD-deposited titania coating, we had previously shown that both plating efficiency and differentiation are adversely impacted when scaffolds are produced by 3D printing rather than traditional polymer molding. These differences were removed when both printed and molded structures were coated with ALD of titania, which improved the outcomes regardless of the manufacturing method. In this case, on all titania-coated substrates, the plating efficiency increased, copious mineral deposition was observed, and RT-PCR indicated a significant upregulation of osteocalcin, a gene associated with mineral deposition. The influence of additional coatings of collagen, gelatin, or fibronectin on the ALD titania-coated and uncoated PLA-printed and molded scaffolds was also investigated. Upregulation of the odontogenic late-stage differentiation sibling protein, dentin sialoprotein, was observed on the collagen ALD-titania-coated scaffolds and to a lesser extent on the gelatin ALD-titania-coated scaffolds.
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tissue engineering, dental pulp stem cell, 3D printing, polylactic acid, atomic layer deposition, titania
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