Sponge Graft

What will happen if we will take two of our best-selling biomaterials and combine them in one? DSI Sponge Graft a revolutionary product, which has a two-phase composition of pure bovine collagen and calcium phosphate/hydroxyapatite formula due to which it retains its resemblance to natural bone. The collagen phase provides biological signals for wound healing in the hole, and the mineral phase provides primary stability, slow and complete resorption in the operated area. DSI Sponge Graft fits perfectly into the cavity of the post-extraction well, without the need for pre-rehydration. DSI Sponge Graft is used as a protection and temporary filler of the post-extraction well during early implantation, or as a regenerative material that promotes the formation of new bone during delayed implantation.

Clinical application of DSI Sponge Graft is limited only with the surgeon’s imagination.

Indications:

• Preservation of the hole and crest

• Ridge preservation
• Periodontal defects

• Defects around the implant
• Defects after resection, cystectomy

Benefits:

• Conical shape for easy use.
• Seals up the bleeding tissues immediately.
• Simple adaptation in the area of the defect
• Volume maintenance and prevention of tissue collapse
• Reducing the need for further augmentative procedures

• Improving the aesthetic result of the final restorations

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After tooth extraction, the socket is filled with blood and a coagulum is formed. Within a week, vascular and connective tissue cells transform the clot into granulation tissue that will be replaced by a temporary matrix. Mineralizing starts from the socket walls and leads to the formation of new bone that gradually fills the socket.
This bone will be eventually replaced by mature (lamellar) bone.

The common problem of ridge atrophy and collapsed soft tissues that complicate implant placement is now solved.

DSI Collagen Sponge resorbs in 2-3 weeks. Two-component Syntoss material is fully resorbable within 3 to 6 months.
In the case of delayed implantation:

We recommend placing implants earliest at 12 weeks post-op. In the case of earlier re-entry, the material might not be fully integrated

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