130 devices · GMDN 48004
Metallic dental bone matrix implants are sterile, non-bioabsorbable structures designed to support the reconstruction of the jaw and facial bones. These devices act as scaffolds that fill voids or defects, encouraging the patient's own bone tissue to grow into the implant site following surgery or trauma.
These implants are typically supplied as porous granules made from metals or metal oxides like titanium. Because they are intended for permanent implantation, they must meet strict sterility and material safety standards to ensure they remain stable within the body.
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