562 devices · GMDN 47968
Dental bone matrix implants, animal-derived, are sterile bioabsorbable devices made primarily from animal sources like bovine or porcine bone or dentin. These implants are used clinically to replace bone lost in the maxillofacial area or mandible due to trauma or dental surgery, providing scaffolds that support new bone growth.
When browsing this category, readers should know that these devices are typically supplied as sterile cancellous blocks, chips, granules, or mouldable materials. They are designed to fill bone cavities and defects, with pores that promote natural bone ingrowth for reconstruction or augmentation purposes.
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