Method of making calcium-fluoride layer formed on an object surface for more wear resistance
A method of making a calcium-fluoride layer formed on an object surface for more wear resistance includes the steps of coating sodium fluoride to a surface of an object having calcium, whereby the calcium fluoride and the calcium are inverted to become a calcium-fluoride layer on the surface of the object after a chemistry reaction; preparing a CO 2 laser device having a CO 2 laser emitter for emitting CO 2 laser; and applying irradiation of the CO 2 laser via the CO 2 laser emitter to the calcium-fluoride layer for at least five seconds. In light of this, the wear resistance of the calcium-fluoride layer is enhanced for at least 34%, the absorption rate of the fluoride is increased for at least 23%, and the surface of the object has aesthetic and integral appearance.
1. A method of making a calcium-fluoride layer formed on an object surface for more wear resistance, comprising steps of:
coating sodium fluoride to a surface of an object having calcium, whereby after a chemical reaction, the sodium fluoride and the calcium are inverted to become a calcium-fluoride layer on the surface of the object;
preparing a laser device having a laser emitter for emitting laser; and
applying irradiation of the laser to the calcium-fluoride layer via the laser emitter for at least five seconds, whereby the wear resistance of the calcium-fluoride layer is enhanced and absorption of the fluoride on the object is increased;
wherein in the second step, the laser device further comprises a programmable logic controller (PLC), a three-axis mechanical arm, a charge-coupled device (CCD) camera lens, a data processing device, and a display, all of which are electrically connected with one another, the laser emitter and the CCD camera lens being fixed to the Z-axis of the three-axis mechanical arm, the three-axis mechanical arm being controlled by the PLC, whereby the CCD camera lens captures an image of the object and immediately transmits it to the data processing device, and after the image is processed, a positioning control based on laser dotting is applied onto the display.
2. The method as defined in claim 1 , wherein the laser device is a carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) laser device.
3. The method as defined in claim 1 , wherein the calcium-fluoride layer is irradiated by the laser for five seconds to enhance its wear resistance for at least 34%.
4. The method as defined in claim 1 , wherein the calcium-fluoride layer is irradiated by the laser for ten seconds to enhance its wear resistance for at least 40%.
5. The method as defined in claim 1 , wherein the object is irradiated by the laser for at least five seconds to enhance its absorption of the fluoride for at least 23%.
6. A method of making a calcium-fluoride layer formed on a dental surface for more wear resistance, comprising steps of:
coating sodium fluoride to surfaces of teeth having calcium, whereby after a chemical reaction, the sodium fluoride and the calcium are inverted to become a calcium-fluoride layer on the surfaces of the teeth;
preparing a laser device having a laser emitter for emitting laser; and
applying irradiation of the laser to the calcium-fluoride layer via the laser emitter for at least five seconds, whereby the wear resistance of the calcium-fluoride layer is enhanced and absorption of the fluoride on the teeth is increased;
wherein in the second step, the laser device further comprises a PLC, a three-axis mechanical arm a CCD camera lens, a data processing device, and a display, all of which are electrically connected with one another, the laser emitter and the CCD camera lens being fixed to the Z-axis of the three-axis mechanical arm, the three-axis mechanical arm being controlled by the PLC, whereby the CCD camera lens captures an image of the teeth and immediately transmits it to the data processing device, and after the image is processed, a positioning control based on laser dotting is applied onto the display.
7. The method as defined in claim 6 , wherein the laser device is a CO 2 laser device.
8. The method as defined in claim 6 , wherein the calcium-fluoride layer is irradiated by the laser for five seconds to enhance its wear resistance for at least 34%.
9. The method as defined in claim 6 , wherein the calcium-fluoride layer is irradiated by the laser for ten seconds to enhance its wear resistance for at least 40%.
10. The method as defined in claim 6 , wherein the object is irradiated by the laser for at least five seconds to enhance its absorption of the fluoride for at least 23%.