Dehiscence defect with cerabone® and Jason®
Treatment of a dehiscence defect with cerabone® and a Jason® membrane.
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Barrier membranes for guided bone regeneration (GBR) and guided tissue regeneration (GTR) from botiss, Neoss, DIZG, Curasan and Trinon: resorbable collagen membranes, magnesium membranes, PTFE membranes, titanium foil and titanium mesh, as well as membranes made from human donor tissue.
How to choose the right membrane?
A barrier membrane keeps the soft tissue out of the defect, giving the bone peace and time to regenerate. The choice depends mainly on how long the barrier needs to last and how much the space needs to be supported.
Resorbable collagen membranes such as collprotect® and Jason® do not need to be removed and suit most GBR indications. NOVAMag® in magnesium is mechanically stronger, but also degrades. Non-resorbable PTFE membranes – with or without titanium reinforcement – are used when space must be maintained in large and vertical defects, or in open healing.
- Barrier function from weeks to months – or until removal
- Resorbable: no removal surgery
- PTFE with titanium maintains space in vertical defects
- Fixed with pins, tacks or screws
Compare Membranes
All product families in the category with sizes and prices. Click a size to go straight to the product.
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Origin and form
Resorption
Indications
Sizes and prices
Jason®botiss biomaterialsNative collagen membrane made from porcine pericardium. Very thin, yet with remarkable tear resistance – suitable for techniques involving fixation, e.g. the sausage technique.
PorcineMembrane
MonthsBarrier function approx. 3–6 months
Socket & ridge preservationSinus liftHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentationPeri-implantitis & periodontal defects
collprotect®botiss biomaterialsNative collagen membrane made from porcine dermis, not artificially cross-linked. Natural pores allow rapid ingrowth of blood vessels.
PorcineMembrane
MonthsBarrier function approx. 2–3 months
Socket & ridge preservationSinus liftHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Peri-implantitis & periodontal defects
NOVAMag® membranebotiss biomaterialsResorbable membrane of pure magnesium: mechanically strong like a metal membrane, but degraded by the body, so it does not need to be removed.
MagnesiumMembrane
MonthsDegrades within 2–4 months
Socket & ridge preservationSinus liftHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Peri-implantitis & periodontal defects
OsGide®curasanSingle-layer collagen membrane of porcine collagen with elastin. Easy to stretch and suture, and hydrates in a few seconds.
PorcineMembrane
MonthsBarrier function up to 16 weeks
Socket & ridge preservationSinus liftPeri-implantitis & periodontal defects
mucoderm®botiss biomaterialsThree-dimensional collagen matrix of porcine dermis for soft tissue augmentation – an alternative to autologous soft tissue grafts.
PorcineMatrix
MonthsRemodels into the patient’s own tissue within approx. 6–9 months
Socket & ridge preservationSoft tissue augmentation
NeoGen® Ti-reinforcedNeossPTFE membrane with titanium mesh between two layers. Retains its shape and maintains space in larger horizontal and vertical augmentations.
SyntheticMembrane
Non-resorbableNon-resorbable – typically 3–9 months in situ
Horizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentation
NOVAMag® SHIELDbotiss biomaterialsPre-shaped magnesium shield for flapless reconstruction of buccal and palatal wall defects in the extraction socket – also in immediate implant placement. Needs neither fixation nor removal.
MagnesiumMembrane
MonthsDegrades within 2–4 months
Socket & ridge preservationHorizontal augmentation (GBR)
permamem®botiss biomaterialsMembrane of high-density PTFE (dPTFE). Can be left exposed for open healing and removed without surgery, as tissue does not grow into it.
SyntheticMembrane
Non-resorbableNon-resorbable
Socket & ridge preservationHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentationPeri-implantitis & periodontal defects
NeoGen® PTFENeossNon-resorbable PTFE membrane with a dense side facing the soft tissue and an expanded side facing the bone.
SyntheticMembrane
Non-resorbableNon-resorbable – typically 3–9 months in situ
Socket & ridge preservationHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentation
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Resorbable membranes
- Collagen: Jason® (porcine pericardium), collprotect® (porcine dermis) and OsGide from Curasan, which degrades over 12–16 weeks.
- Synthetic: Epi-Guide from Curasan, made of polylactic acid (PLA).
- Magnesium: NOVAMag® from botiss, which can be cut and shaped and is fully resorbed.
- Human donor tissue: Cortiflex, a demineralised cortical bone lamina, and Epiflex, a decellularised dermis allograft, from DIZG.
Non-resorbable membranes
- PTFE: permamem® from botiss, made of high-density PTFE.
- Titanium-reinforced: NeoGen™ from Neoss with a three-layer design, with and without titanium mesh.
- Titanium: titanium mesh of 0.1 and 0.2 mm and titanium foil of 20 and 40 µm from Trinon and Curasan.
Soft tissue
mucoderm® from botiss is an acellular collagen matrix of porcine dermis for soft tissue augmentation.
The membranes are fixed with pins and screws, and the bone material can be found under bone materials and allografts.
Clinical documentation
Cases and catalogues from the manufacturers – for inspiration and as a basis for choosing materials.
Ridge preservation with maxgraft® and permamem®
Ridge preservation with maxgraft® granules covered by a permamem® membrane.
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Sinus lift and defect augmentation
Sinus lift and augmentation of a bone defect with maxresorb® and a Jason® membrane.
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Webinars
Recorded webinars and expert talks with international clinicians on the materials on this page. See all webinars
Alveolar Preservation: Decisions Based on Bone Morphology
Dr. Larissa Steigmann (Germany)
Dr. Larissa Steigmann shows how bone morphology after extraction guides the choice of socket preservation technique, especially when the buccal wall is compromised, with the aim of keeping the ridge contour and soft tissue in place for the implant.
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Biofunctionalization with hyaluronic acid – impact on dental regeneration
Prof. Anton Sculean (Switzerland), Dr. Marius Steigmann (Germany), Dr. Dragana Rakasevic (Serbia), Dr. Miguel Stanley (Portugal)
Four clinicians and researchers cover hyaluronic acid in regenerative dentistry: the biological rationale and periodontal uses, cerabone® +HyA in GBR and aesthetic implant dentistry, and an ongoing clinical trial on treating peri-implantitis.
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cerabone® +HyA for immediate implantation and sinus augmentation
Dr. Rafael Block Veras (Germany)
Dr. Rafael Block Veras shares his experience as one of the first users of cerabone® +HyA, focusing on immediate single-tooth implants in the posterior mandible and two-stage sinus grafting.
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cerabone® +HyA in regenerative implantology
Dr. Andoni Jones (Ireland)
Dr. Andoni Jones shows how cerabone® +HyA is used in everyday grafting, from simple to complex cases, stressing thorough diagnosis and choosing the biomaterial each case calls for.
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Indications and surgical procedures of the maxgraft® blocks and maxgraft® cortico
PD Dr. Frank Kloss (Austria)
PD Dr. Frank Kloss covers the indications and surgical technique for allogenic maxgraft® blocks and maxgraft® cortico, including the advantages over autogenous bone such as avoiding a donor site.
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Innovative Clinical Solutions for Implant Cases in the Aesthetic Zone: Thinking Beyond the Conventional – Cases Discussion
Dr. Hassan Maghaireh (UK)
Dr. Hassan Maghaireh discusses bone-grafting cases in the aesthetic zone, both immediate and two-stage. He combines maxgraft® particles with cerabone® under a Jason® membrane and uses maxgraft® bonebuilder blocks in staged procedures.
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