- A non-absorbable, monofilament suture made from Polytetrafluoroethylene, used for soft tissue closure in various dental surgical procedures
Uses
- Soft tissue closure:
- Used for efficient and reliable closure of soft tissues
- Periodontal procedures:
- Commonly used for delicate procedures involving the periodontium
- Bone grafting:
- The material is a suitable choice for procedures involving bone grafting
- Dental implant procedures:
- The properties of PTFE make it a good option for use in implant surgery
- Patient comfort:
- Due to the soft and smooth nature of the material, it is comfortable for patients during and after the procedure
Features
- Non-absorbable:
- The suture is made from a non-absorbable material, providing reliable and long-term tissue support.
- Monofilament:
- It has a monofilament structure but handles smoothly, similar to a multifilament suture.
- Non-wicking:
- Unlike some other materials, it does not wick bacteria, saliva, or other fluids, which promotes wound healing.
- Biologically inert:
- The material is biologically inert, which results in minimal tissue reaction and inflammation.
- Soft and smooth:
- The smooth texture is gentle on soft tissue, minimizing damage during handling and placement.
- White color:
- The white color of the suture is advantageous for use in the aesthetic zone.
