By: Mike M. Chen, DMD, DICOI
Supported By: Sunstar Americas, Inc
Cost: Free | Credits: 2 Self-Study CEU

This eBook reviews basic types of bone grafting procedures and classifications of bone grafting materials, and illustrates a technique for the use of a new alloplastic bone material in the context of regenerating a socket defect.

Placing bone graft is easy with GUIDOR® easy-graft®

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GUIDOR® easy-graft® CLASSIC Alloplastic Bone Grafting System
The first particulate bone grafting material designed to be syringed directly into a bone defect, hardening into a stable, porous scaffold in approximately one minute and eliminating the need for a dental membrane in many cases.
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BioMend Extend™ from Zimmer is an absorbable membrane rigid enough to maintain space. It is absorbable and eliminates second-stage surgery because it is designed to reduce wound trauma and surgicial chair tell. Its cell-occlusive properties allow it to serve as a barrier to prevent epithelial cell migration and allow passage of essential nutrients. The rigidness of BioMend Extend provides rigid scaffold for tissue regeneration.

Creos™ allograft bone regenerative solutions by Nobel Biocare is a product portfolio that brings together a full selection of regenerative solutions in three core products: particulate bone graft, demineralized bone matrix (dbm) putty and a barrier membrane that gives clinicians flexibility to choose the optimum solution for their patient.