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Allografts Aren’t Resorbing. They’re Exfoliating.

April 29, 2019 UncategorizedSteinerBio

Histologic studies that have evaluated extraction sockets grafted with mineralized freeze-dried bone allografts have found that the percentage of retained bone graft particles never changes across different time points, indicating that these materials are never resorbed...

You might be missing out on 70% of your bone graft business.

March 13, 2019 UncategorizedSteinerBio

According to new studies, an alarming percentage of patients will refuse what is otherwise a routine grafting procedure because they categorically reject cadaver bone graft materials.

Cadaver Bone Grafts: Higher Rates of Bone Loss, Implant Failure

March 6, 2019 UncategorizedSteinerBio

We now have studies evaluating bone loss and implant failure for implants in sockets that have been grafted with cadaver bone grafts: the results are damning.

Gingival Esthetics and Bone Grafting Immediate Implants

March 5, 2019 UncategorizedSteinerBio

Immediate implants provide the most ideal esthetic results when temporized at the time of placement. However, clinicians who have placed a lot of immediate implants also know that temporization has the highest failure of integration rates...

What is a Bone Graft?

February 25, 2019 UncategorizedSteinerBio

In our opinion, a bone graft is better defined by what it does rather than by its composition. The purpose of a bone graft is to promote the growth of bone. Defining a bone graft by its purpose will allow the user to know if the material being placed into the patient is actually a bone graft.

Watching Bone Grow: The Clinical Characteristics of Socket Graft

January 24, 2019 UncategorizedSteinerBio

When using bone graft materials that produces normal, healthy, vital bone, early implant placement ensures a high level of implant integration.

The More Bone Grafts You Place, The More Implants You Place.

December 4, 2018 UncategorizedSteinerBio

When a patient invests in a bone graft, they have made the decision to have the best possible therapy. At that point, they are determined to follow through with the implant. Why is it that when some patients are presented with a treatment plan that includes an extraction, bone graft and implant, they never follow through or simply disappear?

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