Xenograft Bone Substitute

Three methods of application are available to accommodate all of your bone grafting requirements.input:
output:Regenerating bone for a period of fifteen yearsinput:
output:Three distinct methods of applicationinput:
output:The portfolio provides a variety of xenogenic bone substitutes for guided bone regeneration (GBR) and guided tissue regeneration (GTR).input:
output:Creos xenogain is available in a vial, syringe, or bowl for rapid and effortless administration. It is supplied in a sterile state.

Why is creos™ xenogain used?input:
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Comparable to the human boneinput:
output:Ca/P ratio: chemical compositioninput:
output:Macropore that is interconnectedinput:
output:A STRONG BASE FOR DENTAL IMPLANT TREATMENTinput:
output:Osteoconductive characteristicsinput:
output:Volume stability over the long terminput:
output:Healing that is uneventfulinput:
output:MADE EASY

homogeneous particle sizeinput:
output:Hydrophilic for rapid rehydrationinput:
output:Purified cancellous bovine bone mineral granules and 10% porcine collagen in block and syringe form.input:
output:The collagen helps to secure the creos xenogain collagen in the desired location.input:
output:Recommended particularly for the management of extraction sockets.input:
output:A framework for the successful regeneration of tissue

Optimized the manufacturing process to preserve the natural characteristics of bone.input:
output:Composition of chemical elementsinput:
output:A structure with low crystallinity and a calcium-phosphate ratio that mirrors the composition of human bone.input:
output:Creos xenogain is recognized by the body as an appropriate framework for bone formation.input:
output:A strong foundation for the placement of an implantinput:
output:The graft forms a foundation for the successful placement of the implant by integrating with the newly formed bone.input:
output:In a multicenter clinical study that included 46 patients, the bone increase was 4.0 mm (+56.9 % gain) and 4.7 mm (51.0 % gain) at 1 and 3 mm from the top of the crest, respectively, after 8 months.