Bone substitute materials
Osteoconductive scaffolds for the formation of new bone
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.
maxgraft® +HyA
Processed allograft with hyaluronate
Extends the well-established maxgraft® portfolio by combining allogenic granules with hyaluronate.
cerabone®
100% pure bone mineral
A 100% pure bone mineral of bovine origin manufactured by a unique 1200°C production process.
cerabone® plus
Natural bovine bone substitute material with hyaluronate
Combines the established bovine bone grafting material cerabone® with the well-known properties of hyaluronic acid.
maxresorb®
Innovative biphasic calcium phosphate
Innovative, safe, reliable, and fully synthetic bone substitute material that is characterized by controlled resorption properties.
maxgraft® granules
Processed human allograft
Allograft bone substitute from human donor bone, processed by the Cells+Tissuebank Austria with a special cleaning process
maxgraft® cortico
Bone augmentation with the shell technique
A prefabricated cortical bone strut from human donor bone.
maxgraft® bonering
Simultaneous bone augmentation and implant placement
A prefabricated cancellous ring from human donor bone. The ring allows immediate implant placement and bone augmentation in one step.
maxgraft® blocks
Processed human allograft
Allograft bone substitute from human donor bone, processed by the Cells+Tissuebank Austria with a special cleaning process
maxgraft® bonebuilder
Customized allogenic bone block
A cancellous allogenic bone block made from human donor bone, individually adapted to the patient defect, which is prepared by Cells+Tissuebank Austria in a special purification process.
RELIABLE AND SAFE ALTERNATIVES
Although, the patient‘s own bone is considered the „gold standard“, due to its biological activity, the harvesting often requires a second surgical site and is associated with an additional bony defect and potential donor site morbidity. Today, bone grafting materials provide a reliable and safe alternative to autologous bone grafts in many indications, while offering unlimited availability. Each type of bone substitute exerts different features which can be used as an advantage to match the clinical situation, as well the requirements of both the clinician and the patient.
