367 devices · GMDN 58709
Collagen dental regeneration membranes are bioabsorbable barriers designed to support the natural healing of damaged tooth-supporting structures, such as those lost to periodontal disease or trauma. They help guide tissue regeneration by preventing soft tissue from invading the bone area during recovery, often used in procedures like guided bone regeneration (GBR) or guided tissue regeneration (GTR).
These membranes are typically single-use, sterile, and made from animal-derived collagen (e.g., porcine), requiring surgical placement between soft tissue and bone. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on risk and intended use, with oversight ensuring safety and efficacy in dental regeneration applications.
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