Dehiscence defect with cerabone® and Jason®
Treatment of a dehiscence defect with cerabone® and a Jason® membrane.
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Xenografts from botiss: cerabone®, bovine bone mineral for bone augmentation, in several particle sizes and volumes, and cerabone® +HyA with hyaluronic acid.
When to choose xenografts?
Xenografts are bone mineral of animal origin – bovine in our range. The mineral is cleaned of organic material and resorbs only very slowly, so it preserves volume and contour for years. This makes xenografts well suited where volume stability is crucial, e.g. in sinus lifts and contour augmentation.
cerabone® is manufactured at 1200 °C, which inactivates bacteria, viruses and prions. The variant with hyaluronic acid gives a sticky, mouldable consistency that is easy to place.
- Long-term volume stability
- Structure and porosity like human bone
- Available with hyaluronic acid as sticky bone
- Combine with a collagen membrane
Compare Xenografts
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
cerabone® +HyAbotiss biomaterialscerabone® with added hyaluronic acid. Once hydrated, the granules become sticky and mouldable, making them easy to place and contour. The hyaluronic acid degrades within the first weeks – the mineral preserves volume.
BovineGranulesSticky bone
Years / volume-stableSuperficial only – long-term volume-stable
Socket & ridge preservationSinus liftHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentationPeri-implantitis & periodontal defects
cerabone®botiss biomaterials100 % pure bovine bone mineral, manufactured at 1200 °C. The mineral is practically insoluble and therefore preserves volume and contour in the long term.
BovineGranules
Years / volume-stableSuperficial only – long-term volume-stable
Socket & ridge preservationSinus liftHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentationPeri-implantitis & periodontal defects
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cerabone® and cerabone® +HyA
cerabone® is bovine bone mineral from botiss. In cerabone® +HyA the mineral is combined with hyaluronic acid, which binds fluid, so the material forms sticky bone when hydrated. This makes the material easier to gather and place.
Particle size and volume
Each variant lists the particle size in mm and the volume in cc.
Xenografts are often combined with a collagen membrane, e.g. Jason® or collprotect®, under membranes. Synthetic alternatives and human donor bone 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.
SHIELD technique with cerabone® +HyA
NOVAMag® SHIELD and cerabone® +HyA in immediate implant placement and immediate provisionalisation.
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Two implants with peri-implantitis
Bone regeneration with cerabone® +HyA and a Jason® membrane.
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Intrabony defect with cerabone® +HyA
Regeneration of an intrabony defect with cerabone® +HyA 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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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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Management of compromised sockets using Magnesium Shield Technique
Dr. Erick Mota (Dominican Republic)
Dr. Erick Mota presents the Magnesium Shield technique with NOVAMag® for immediate implants in the anterior region when the buccal wall is missing or lost at extraction.
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Biomaterials at
A range put together from recognised manufacturers – with advice from people who know the products.
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Questions about Xenografts?
We are happy to advise on choice of materials, sizes and combinations – call or write and we will get back to you quickly.
