- A synthetic bioactive glass bone graft featuring a particle size distribution of 200–600 microns and is designed for smaller, precise clinical interventions
Uses
- Single-rooted socket preservation:
- Filling single tooth extraction sites to maintain ridge height and width
- Localized periodontal defects:
- Repairing narrow osseous pockets or minor bone loss around individual teeth
- Apicoectomies & root resections:
- Packing small apical cavities after endodontic surgeries
- Minor implant site preparation:
- Correcting localized dehiscence or fenestration defects around a newly placed dental implant
Features
- 200–600µm Particle Size:
- Provides a high surface-area-to-volume ratio, facilitating tight particle packing while leaving necessary spatial gaps for cellular infiltration and vascularization
- High Density:
- The granules are physically denser than blood, allowing them to sink directly into the base of the defect rather than washing away
- Extended Shelf Life:
- Each vial is individual, sterile, and hermetically sealed inside a foil pouch, making it stable at room temperature for easy clinic storage
Benefits
- Chairside Versatility:
- The granular loose form can be mixed with sterile saline or the patient's own blood and blending it with autologous blood introduces patient growth factors directly into the osteoconductive framework, accelerating cellular response
- Composite Boosting:
- It functions as a stable volume booster when mixed with other matrices like autologous bone, allografts, or xenografts
- Local Antibacterial Action:
- As the bioactive glass reacts, it elevates the local pH slightly to create an alkaline environment that discourages infection at the surgical site
- Hemostasis Assistance:
- The physical density and active composition of the packed granules help quickly stabilize the wound, reducing localized oozing and minor bleeding
