1. Good biocompatibility: Pure titanium has good biocompatibility, which can be tightly integrated with human tissues, reducing rejection and allergic reactions and improving patient comfort.
2. Small specific gravity and light weight: In the same volume, the mass of pure titanium is only about one-third of that of other metal materials, which greatly reduces the burden of residual tissue in the mouth and makes patients feel more relaxed.
3. Low thermal conductivity: Pure titanium has poor thermal conductivity, which means that it effectively insulates against hot and cold stimuli, protecting the pulp tissue and reducing the discomfort patients experience when eating food that is too cold or too hot.
4. Strong corrosion resistance: Pure titanium has superior corrosion resistance and is chemically stable and not easily oxidized or corroded, thus extending the service life of the denture.
5. No metallic taste: Due to the stability of pure titanium, patients will not have a metallic taste in their mouths after denture placement, avoiding taste interference.
6. Low impact on MRI: Pure titanium is a non-paramagnetic metal and produces minimal artifacts during MRI examinations, which usually does not affect the accuracy of the results.