Precision sutures for every dental procedure

At Puredent we offer a complete, carefully selected range of high-quality sutures from the respected German manufacturer Serag-Wiessner.

Whether your clinic needs fast-resorbing solutions such as Serafast, reliable multifilaments or strong non-resorbable PTFE sutures such as Seramon, our range ensures optimal handling and wound healing. Use our category overview and interactive guide below to find the right combination of thread and needle for your needs.

Choose the right suture material

Hover over a card for details, or filter by resorption and structure to highlight the right families.

Resorption
Structure
Resorbable Multifilament

Material: PGA (polyglycolic acid)

50% strength after 5-7 days · full resorption approx. 42 days

Colour: Undyed

ENT, gynaecology, paediatric surgery, oral/maxillofacial surgery, plastic surgery, urology

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Resorbable Monofilament

Material: PGCL (polyglycolic acid-caprolactone)

50% strength after 8-13 days · full resorption approx. 90-120 days

Colour: Violet / undyed

Ligatures, dermatology, plastic surgery, urology, gynaecology, skin closure

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Resorbable Multifilament

Material: PGA (polyglycolic acid)

50% strength after 15-20 days · full resorption approx. 60-90 days

Colour: Violet / undyed

Ligatures, dermatology, gynaecology, oral/maxillofacial surgery, urology, MIS, ophthalmology

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Resorbable Monofilament

Material: PDO (polydioxanone)

50% strength after 28-42 days · full resorption approx. 180-210 days

Colour: Violet

Ligatures, dermatology, vascular surgery, orthopaedics, plastic surgery, urology

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Non-resorbable Monofilament

Material: PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride)

Permanent – non-resorbable

Colour: Blue

Vascular surgery, microsurgery, plastic surgery/skin closure, ligatures

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Non-resorbable Monofilament

Material: PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene)

Permanent – non-resorbable

Colour: Undyed

Vascular and cardiac surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery

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Non-resorbable Monofilament

Material: Polyamide

Permanent – non-resorbable

Colour: Blue / undyed

General surgery, orthopaedics, plastic surgery, neurosurgery, skin closure

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Non-resorbable MonofilamentMultifilament

Material: Polyamide

Permanent – non-resorbable

Colour: Black / undyed

General surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery, skin closure

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Non-resorbable Multifilament

Material: Polyester (silicone-coated)

Permanent – non-resorbable

Colour: Green / undyed

Maxillofacial surgery, neurosurgery, ENT, retention sutures

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Why

100+ years

Serag-Wiessner is the oldest German manufacturer of surgical suture material – with roots back to the first sterile catgut sutures more than a century ago.

9 suture families

One coherent range covering resorbable and non-resorbable, mono- and multifilament sutures – for virtually every indication.

5–220 days

From Serapid’s rapid 5-day half-life to Serasynth’s long-acting resorption of up to 220 days – we have the right absorption profile for the job.

Made in Germany

Precise craftsmanship combined with high-tech industrial manufacturing at the Upper Franconia factory ensures consistently high quality in every batch.

Size chart

EP (metric), USP and thread diameter are used in parallel for suture material – here is the conversion between the systems.

EP (metric) USP Ø in mm
0,0112-00,001–0,004
0,050,005–0,009
0,111-00,010–0,019
0,210-00,020–0,029
0,39-00,030–0,039
0,48-00,040–0,049
0,57-00,050–0,069
0,76-00,070–0,099
15-00,100–0,149
1,54-00,150–0,199
23-00,200–0,249
2,50,250–0,299
32-00,300–0,349
3,500,350–0,399
410,400–0,499
520,500–0,599
63+40,600–0,699
750,700–0,799
860,800–0,899
970,900–0,999
1081,000–1,099
91,100–1,199
101,200–1,299
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Absorbable suture?

The degradation rate of a suture is measured in strength vs. half-life, and a 5-day indication means that at least 50% of the tensile strength remains after 5 days. The actual time it takes for the suture to be completely dissolved is often much longer.

The time indications below are thus the half-life.