Bone Substitute Materials

Bone grafting materials are applied to replace and regenerate bone matrix lost by various reasons such as tooth extraction, cystectomy or bone atrophy following loss of teeth or due to inflammatory processes.

Membranes

In dentistry, barrier membranes with different mechanical as well as resorption properties are used, depending on the indication as well as the defect type and the preference of the clinician and patient.

Soft tissue substitute

Gingival recessions as well as reductions of the mucosa around pontics, dental implants or the reduced width of the keratinized gingiva may have a significant impact not only on the patient’s smile, but also on the long-term prognosis of teeth and implants.

Wound support

Porcine-derived collagen cones and sponges , such as collacone^® and collafleece^®, are designed to promote hemostasis and provide a scaffold for blood absorption and cell ingrowth. Therefore, they help blood clot formation resulting in control of the natural healing of the wound.

Fixation

During the application of modern GBR and GTR techniques, barrier membranes are indispensable to achieve predictable and reliable results. By fixation of the barrier membrane to the local bone, the application of the particulate bone regeneration material as well as the coverage of the augmentation site by the barrier membrane can be significantly simplified.

Instruments

Proper handling of biomaterials is a prerequisite for successful treatment. Thus, botiss provides the appropriate instruments for an easy handling in your clinical practice.