- Hing KA, Best SM, Bonfield W. Characterization of porous hydroxyapatite. J Mater Sci Mater Med. 1999 Mar;10(3):135-45.
Endobon® Xenograft Granules
Regeneration By Design
Designed To Facilitate Maximum Bone Volume Retention
- Small Granules - 500–1000 µm particle size preferred for grafting smaller defects, such as extraction sockets.
- Large Granules - 1000–2000 µm particle size preferred for grafting large defects, such as sinus elevations.
- Conveniently Packaged In Easy-To-Open Dishes - Value Packs (5 ml and 8 ml) are individually packaged in 1 ml containers for single-unit dosing.
Features & Benefits
- Bovine-derived hydroxyapatite that has been fully deproteinized by a two-step, high-temperature process for protection from bacteria, viruses and prions
- An essentially non-resorbable material that is ideally suited for regeneration of bone defects when effective space maintenance is required
- Osseoconductive due to the interconnecting micro and macro pores for bony integration, which facilitate graft stability and vascular ingrowth1
Resources
Bone Grafting
Bone Grafting is a common procedure used to prepare a site for dental implant placement in an area where teeth have been loss.
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