- Custom 3D-printed beta tricalcium bone grafts designed to be used for lateral and vertical ridge augmentation with implant placement.
Regenerative Bone Graft Products
We all want what’s best for the patient, which means users of our products should be educated in the regenerative science they are based on.
As you browse our product menu, we want to emphasize the importance of understanding the biology of bone grafting with science-based regenerative graft material.
We urge you to watch this video and follow the usage guidance before using these products:
MUST READ:A Paradigm Shift in Bone Grafting
The Do's and Don’ts of SteinerBio Bone Graft Products
- Packable putty material
- Grafting with all 4 bony walls intact
- Sinus perforation after extraction
- Areas of poorly mineralized bone (some practitioners use the term cavitations)
- Does NOT contain βTCP granules
- Injectable material; does not require packing
- Grafting with all 4 bony walls intact
- Sinus perforation after extraction
- Areas of poorly mineralized bone (some practitioners use the term cavitations)
- Does NOT contain βTCP granules
- Contains βTCP granules (500-1000μm)
- Pre-mixed packable putty
- Repair any size dehiscence or fenestration
- Regenerate small buccal defects
- Regenerate single tooth ridge augmentations
- Steiner Sinus Lift: 3mm buccal osteotomy, hydraulically lift the membrane
- Sinus Bump Technique
- Increase bone density (D4 to D2)
- A solution for “spinners”
- Regenerate a “hollow jaw”
- Fill voids between the socket wall and an immediate implant
- Graft around exposed threads
- Repair small periodontal defects
- Repair areas of apicoectomies
- 3rd generation βTCP granules for all bone grafting applications
- Synthetic, micro-porous, and biocompatible
- Resorbed and replaced with normal bone
- Air-abrasion for detoxification of implant surfaces
- A sterile oral adhesive
- For use in securing sutureless socket membrane
- For sealing incision lines and securing sutures
- For use in ridge augmentations
- Traditional lateral window sinus augmentations
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American Society for Bone and Mineral Research (ASBMR)
Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society (TERMIS)