OsseoConduct Micron:
Air Abrasion for Cleaning Dental Appliances
OsseoConduct Micron is an abrasive powder made from our OsseoConduct beta tricalcium phosphate with its intended use for cleaning dental appliances.
OSSEOCONDUCT βTCP
3rd Generation β-Tricalcium Phosphate For Bone Grafting
Air Abrasion for Dental Appliances
OsseoConduct is a state of the art micro-porous beta tricalcium phosphate that provides what you are looking for in a granular bone graft material. This bone graft has been cleared by the FDA for implant placement.
Using animal or human products with SteinerBio bone graft products is not recommended.
This product contains no human or animal tissue.
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Perfected by years of development and clinical testing.
As a clinician-driven company, we developed OsseoConduct to meet the following criteria:
- Maintain volume as it is being resorbed and new bone is formed
- Produce bone with normal form and function
- Be able to handle reasonable load in order to resist deformation during the remodeling phase
- Allow ease of application
- Be cost effective for the patient and practitioner
- Completely resorbed in 6 months
OsseoConduct is a bone graft matrix for the natural process of bone remodeling that converts this biocompatible synthetic graft material into normal bone. During resorption, OsseoConduct granules provide the calcium and phosphate for mineralization of living bone.
When grafting with OsseoConduct granules, it is the process of remodeling rather than encapsulation, that produces normal, healthy tissue and ensures bone vitality.
Strengthen Your Practice
OsseoConduct beta tricalcium phosphate will change your practice when your patients realize our technology is available to them. Your patients now have a choice between a chemically pure, FDA cleared bone graft or the frequently off-putting choice of cadaver tissue. Resorbable synthetics and autografts are the only bone grafts that produce normal bone. Normal bone is the only type of bone that has been shown to support an implant for a lifetime.
OsseoConduct granules undergo a rapid rate of resorption due to its unique physical properties. Other resorbable granular bone grafts require osteoclasts for resorption to take place. Osteoclasts exist only in mineralized bone. In order for other bone graft materials to be resorbed, they must be encased in mineralized bone first before absorption can occur. Therefore, the resorption process will take many months or years. OsseoConduct granules are able to be resorbed by monocytes (phagocytes) which are found in soft connective tissue.
OsseoConduct granules begin the resorptive process soon after grafting. The process continues providing space for ingrowth of mineralized bone. The result is a rapid and complete replacement of OsseoConduct granules with normal bone while maintaining shape and volume.
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American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID)