Puros Allograft Bone Blocks and Cancellous Dowel
Clinicians around the globe have counted on the Puros family of allografts for hard- and soft-tissue augmentation procedures for years.
Key Benefit:
By eliminating the need to harvest an autogenous block graft, Puros Block Allografts may save time, help to reduce pain and can shorten the patient’s rehabilitation period.1
The Proprietary Tutoplast® Process
In 1969 the Tutoplast Tissue Sterilization Process was developed to sterilize and preserve tissue for implantation.
More than 6 million implants have been sterilized through the Tutoplast Process with zero confirmed incidence of implant-associated infection.17
The Benefits Of The Multi-Step Tutoplast Process For Puros Particulate Bone Graft
The process preserves the valuable minerals in bone (minerals don’t apply to soft tissues), collagen matrix and tissue integrity while inactivating pathogens and gently removing unwanted materials, such as cells, antigens and viruses8—resulting in predictable, reliable and sterile allografts.
Clinical Advantages:
- Retains osteoconductive properties due to the preservation of the natural bone matrix collagen and mineral composition, trabecular pattern and original porosity2, 3
- No need for a second surgery to harvest bone
- Implants can be placed 5 to 6 months post-grafting2, 4
- Clinical data showing comparable results to grafting with autogenous bone blocks1,5,6
- Restores volume to severely resorbed ridges effectively as shown after 9 years follow up1,2,4,7
Shown Clinically Successful In:
- Horizontal bone grafting1,2,8,9
- Vertical bone grafting4,5
Bone Grafting is a common procedure used to prepare a site for dental implant placement in an area where teeth have been loss.
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