This invention relates to the field of
dental restoration technology, providing a glucose solution-stabilized
calcium phosphate ion cluster, its preparation method, and its application. The invention utilizes a glucose solution to stabilize
calcium phosphate ion clusters. In a high-concentration glucose
aqueous solution,
calcium ions and
phosphate groups aggregate to form
ion clusters. Upon contact with
saliva, the glucose dissolves, releasing the calcium
phosphate ion clusters, which then attach to the enamel
prism structure of the tooth, triggering a mineralization reaction. This promotes the deposition and growth of
calcium phosphate crystals along a specific orientation, restoring the original morphology of the tooth and improving the strength and
hardness of the enamel. Furthermore, the glucose solution used in this invention stabilizes the calcium
phosphate ion clusters, resulting in clusters with a size <2 nm, allowing them to penetrate nanoscale
demineralization pores and easily penetrate enamel micropores. This results in high mineralization efficiency, high enamel restoration strength, and the mineralization process does not require high temperature,
high pressure, or
ultraviolet irradiation, exhibiting good
biosafety and high clinical translation feasibility, thus possessing broad application prospects in the field of
dental restoration.