The present invention discloses a degradable
magnesium mesh for personalized reconstruction of alveolar bone defects in 3D printing; the
magnesium mesh designs a personalized model
structure based on CT data, and uses 3D printing technology to achieve high-precision preparation of the
magnesium mesh, so that the magnesium mesh closely fits the anatomical shape of the alveolar bone; it overcomes the disadvantages of traditional
titanium meshes that need to be bent during
surgery and have a high
exposure rate after
surgery, reduces the surgical difficulty and time, and improves the surgical success rate. The surface of the magnesium mesh is a completely open regular hexagonal structure, and this mesh hole structure has the advantages of self-supporting, easy forming, high printing accuracy, and good mechanical properties. At the same time, combining the degradability of magnesium materials and the osteogenic advantages of
magnesium ion bone induction, it solves problems such as
stress shielding of
titanium meshes, non-degradability, and the need for
secondary surgery to remove them during dental implantation. The preparation process of the present invention is simple, the preparation cycle is short, the loss of raw materials is small, the
repeatability is high, there is no
pollution, and the obtained magnesium mesh has the characteristics of controllable shape and high precision, and can be used as a new generation of repair scaffolds for large-area bone defects in oral alveolar bone.