Synthetic Bone Substitute

ResorbabilityHigh purity of the phaseOsteoconductivityExceptional defect stabilityPORESORB-TCP is an inorganic bone regeneration material that is bioactive and resorbable. It prevents the formation of a soft tissue interlayer and establishes a stable connection with bone. The treatment efficiency is significantly enhanced by the osseoconductive and osseoinductive properties of PORESORB-TCP. It can be completely resorbed and gradually replaced by newly formed bone, as a phase-pure β-tricalcium phosphate matrix with an interconnecting porosity. As a fully synthetic material, PORESORB-TCP mitigates any potential immunological or infection risks associated with biologically derived materials.input:
output:Bone graft structure PORESORB-TCPinput:
output:Indications: periodontology, implantologyBone defects are filled following cyst removal.The treatment of periodontal defectsThe remodeling of the alveolar ridge

Treatment of bone defects in the vicinity of dental implantsSinus liftThe prevention of alveolar atrophy through the filling of bone defects following surgical extractions.Traumatology and orthopedicsBone gangliomas, fibrous dysplasia, unicameral bone cysts, and aneurysmal bone cysts are all examples of tumor-like lesions.

The aforementioned lesions are present in pathological fractures.Bone defects that result from trauma include compressive fractures of the long bone epiphysis and comminuted osteoporotic fractures.Bone tumors that are benignArthrodesisThe regeneration of periodontal and bone tissues through the use of PORESORB-TCP in conjunction with platelet concentrate (PRP)The presence and phenotypic expression of undifferentiated mesenchymal cells are essential for the regeneration of bone tissues at the site of periodontal defects.