Dental membrane XENO IMPLANT

Instruction

Membranes from lyophilized derma, pericardium and peritoneum have many positive qualities, such as: simplicity of usage, optimal wound regeneration, natural biomechanical effect, presence of solid multivectoral collagen net which provides continuous barrier function for 3-6 months.

Properties:

• Lasting barrier effect: ~ 12-24 weeks
• Natural structure and small thickness
• Simplicity of usage (can be manipulated in both dry and moisturized state)
• High elasticity and strength
• Perfect adaptation to any shape of surface area
• Absence of adhesion after rehydration
• Quick revascularization
• Good rupture resistance

Dermal membrane usage indications:

Periodontology: derma can be used for guided tissue regeneration operations during periodontal treatment or gingival recessions surgeries.

Implantology:

• local alveolar ridge augmentations
• alveolar ridge restoration
• after dental extractions, cystectomy or apiectomy;
• soft tissues volume enhancement
• implant covering during immediate or deferred impantation

Peritoneum membrane usage indications:

• implantation area covering
• sinus-lifting
• schneiderian membrane protection
• fenestration closing
• hermitizing of postextractional cavities
• alveolar atrophy prophylactics
• horizontal and lateral augmentations
• alveolar ridge reconstructions
• intraosseous defects (1-3 walls) treatment
• furcation defects (I-II class)

Pericardial membrane usage indications:

• implantation area covering
• sinus-lifting
• schneiderian membrane protection
• alveolar atrophy prophylactics
• horizontal and lateral augmentation
• alveolar ridge reconstructions
• intraosseous defects (1-3 walls) treatment
• furcation defects (I-II class)

Application preparations:

Product is submerged into sterile physiological saline solution for 5 minutes during room temperature. Then manually or instrumentally membrane is shaped into required form.

Membrane also can be used without previous saline solution soaking.

Main usage principles:

• contact between membrane, periosteal bed and mucous tissue patch must be obtained by basic or double-crossed suturing
• cutting membrane edges, while it is moisturized, prevents further gingival tissue damaging during covering process
• required fixation can be achieved with usage of sutures, titan pins or screws