This research focuses on improvement of the corrosion behaviour of commercial pure titanium (Ti) grade II when exposed to Hank’s solution through different surface treatments. The disc shape of titanium samples were constructed to be divided according to their surface treatment. The first experimental group the Ti sample was exposed to computer numerical control (CNC) fiber laser machine. Whereas, the other experimental group the Ti sample was only coated with Polyetherketon keton (PEKK) by using carbon dioxide (CO2) laser technique while the last experimental group the Ti sample was treated with CNC fiber laser followed by PEKK coating by using CO2 laser technique. All were compared with the untreated control group. The electrochemical action of the samples was tested via polarization test to assess the corrosion rate. The Results showed an improvement in corrosion resistance for all experimental groups, specifically group four showed the lowest electrical current due to the laser surface treatment followed by PEKK coating which acts as a barrier preventing electrolytic attack.
