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botiss maxgraft® bonering
The processed human allogenic bonering.
A prefabricated ring of processed allogenic donor bone that is placed press-fit into a trephine drill-prepared ring bed. This is an innovative solution for 3-dimensional vertical augmentation of bone defects allowing a single-stage graft and implant placement. The simultaneous implant placement saves you and your patient time and a surgical step compared to a conventional bone block, reducing chair time, eliminating the need for a second harvesting site and shorter time-to-teeth. The maxgraft® bonering technique can be used with the Straumann® Bone Level/Bone Level Tapered implants (different heights and outer/inner diameters are available).
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EfficiencySimultaneous bone augmentation and implant placement significantly reduces chair time (by 45 to 60 minutes) compared to a bone block.
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BiofunctionalityThe allogenic bone with its open porous structure and the close contact with bone promotes the fast ingrowth of vessels and remodeling in the patient's natural bone.
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DesignThe ring design is ideally suited for reconstructions of the anatomical shape of the jaw.
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ComfortEliminates the need for second harvesting site with all the associated complications of autogenous blocks.
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Cost efficiencyShorter time-to-teeth reduces the overall treatment costs.
