Ridge preservation with maxgraft® and permamem®
Ridge preservation with maxgraft® granules covered by a permamem® membrane.
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We support the entire regenerative journey in implantology
At Puredent you will find one of the widest ranges of biomaterials on the market – from human donor bone and bovine bone mineral to synthetic granules, membranes and collagen for soft tissue and haemostasis.
We represent recognised manufacturers who not only deliver documented quality, but also support their use with cases, studies and guidance. The illustration shows how the materials work together in a typical bone regeneration – click through the layers.
- Allografts, xenografts and synthetic bone substitutes
- Resorbable and non-resorbable membranes – also in magnesium
- Collagen for soft tissue, socket preservation and haemostasis
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Follow a typical bone regeneration step by step – from the defect to the healed result. You can also click directly on a layer in the illustration.
Step 1 of 6
The patient’s bone
The vital bone on which the regeneration builds. Blood and cells from the bone migrate into the material and form new bone – PRF from the patient’s own blood can be mixed with the granules.
Step 2 of 6
Bone substitute
Fills the defect and acts as a scaffold for new bone. Human donor bone remodels into the patient’s own bone, bovine mineral preserves volume for a long time, and synthetic materials resorb in a controlled way.
Step 3 of 6
Barrier membrane
Keeps the soft tissue out of the defect, so that the bone has time and space to regenerate. Choose resorbable collagen or magnesium – or non-resorbable PTFE when space must be maintained in large defects.
Step 4 of 6
Fixation
Pins and screws hold the membrane and blocks firmly in place. Stability during the healing phase is crucial for a predictable result.
Step 5 of 6
Soft tissue
A thick, healthy soft tissue closes over the regeneration and gives the aesthetic result. If thickness is lacking, a collagen matrix can be used instead of a graft from the patient’s palate.
Step 6 of 6
After healing
After a few months of healing, the granules are incorporated into new bone and the contour of the ridge is restored around the implant. A resorbable membrane degrades on its own – titanium pins are removed when the implant is uncovered.
Choose a category
Each category has its own page with a comparison, documentation and all products.
70 products
AllograftsHuman donor bone that remodels into the patient’s own bone – as granules, plates and blocks.
12 products
XenograftsBovine bone mineral with long-term volume stability – preserves contour and volume.
7 products
Synthetic boneLaboratory-manufactured granules with controlled resorption and high biological safety.
21 products
Bone blocksDimensionally stable blocks for extensive reconstructions and vertical or horizontal augmentation.
43 products
MembranesBarriers for GBR and GTR – collagen, pericardium, magnesium and PTFE.
15 products
NOVAmag®Resorbable magnesium membranes, SHIELD and screws – a complete system.
4 products
MucodermCollagen matrix for soft tissue augmentation – an alternative to autologous soft tissue grafts.
6 products
Cones & fleecesCollagen and haemostatic sponges for the extraction socket, minor wounds and haemostasis.
Find the right biomaterial
Choose an indication. We show the build-up step by step with the materials the manufacturers themselves specify for it – the most used first. Click a product to see sizes and prices.
Socket & ridge preservation
Preserves the volume of the ridge after an extraction, so that the implant can later be placed optimally. Typically a bone substitute covered by a membrane – or a matrix to close the socket.
Bone substitute
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cerabone® 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.
Sizes and prices
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100 % pure bovine bone mineral, manufactured at 1200 °C. The mineral is practically insoluble and therefore preserves volume and contour in the long term.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
Synthetic calcium phosphate – more than 90 % β-TCP and less than 10 % hydroxyapatite – in irregular granules of 250–1000 µm. Resorbs and is replaced by bone during natural remodelling.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
Human donor bone from the C+TBA tissue bank in Austria, processed with the Allotec® process. The natural bone structure and the preserved collagen make the granules a scaffold that remodels into the patient’s own bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Mouldable block of 85 % phase-pure β-TCP granules and 15 % porcine collagen. Hydrated with blood, it can be adapted to the defect, while the collagen holds the granules in place.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
Synthetic biphasic calcium phosphate (60 % hydroxyapatite, 40 % β-TCP). The β-TCP component remodels within 3–6 months, while the hydroxyapatite resorbs slowly and maintains volume.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
maxgraft® granules with added sodium hyaluronate. Hydrated with saline or blood, it forms a cohesive ‘sticky bone’ that is easy to place and shape in the defect.
Sizes and prices
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Phase-pure β-tricalcium phosphate in polygonal granules that interlock and reduce micromovement in the defect.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone →
Barrier membrane
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Native collagen membrane made from porcine pericardium. Very thin, yet with remarkable tear resistance – suitable for techniques involving fixation, e.g. the sausage technique.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Native collagen membrane made from porcine dermis, not artificially cross-linked. Natural pores allow rapid ingrowth of blood vessels.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Resorbable membrane of pure magnesium: mechanically strong like a metal membrane, but degraded by the body, so it does not need to be removed.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® → -
Single-layer collagen membrane of porcine collagen with elastin. Easy to stretch and suture, and hydrates in a few seconds.
Sizes and prices
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Pre-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.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® → -
Membrane of high-density PTFE (dPTFE). Can be left exposed for open healing and removed without surgery, as tissue does not grow into it.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Non-resorbable PTFE membrane with a dense side facing the soft tissue and an expanded side facing the bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes →
Soft tissue
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Three-dimensional collagen matrix of porcine dermis for soft tissue augmentation – an alternative to autologous soft tissue grafts.
Sizes and prices
See all in Mucoderm →
Sinus lift
Lateral or crestal elevation of the sinus floor with bone substitute. Collagen membranes and fleeces are also used to protect and cover the Schneiderian membrane.
Bone substitute
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cerabone® 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.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
100 % pure bovine bone mineral, manufactured at 1200 °C. The mineral is practically insoluble and therefore preserves volume and contour in the long term.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
Synthetic calcium phosphate – more than 90 % β-TCP and less than 10 % hydroxyapatite – in irregular granules of 250–1000 µm. Resorbs and is replaced by bone during natural remodelling.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
Human donor bone from the C+TBA tissue bank in Austria, processed with the Allotec® process. The natural bone structure and the preserved collagen make the granules a scaffold that remodels into the patient’s own bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Mouldable block of 85 % phase-pure β-TCP granules and 15 % porcine collagen. Hydrated with blood, it can be adapted to the defect, while the collagen holds the granules in place.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
Synthetic biphasic calcium phosphate (60 % hydroxyapatite, 40 % β-TCP). The β-TCP component remodels within 3–6 months, while the hydroxyapatite resorbs slowly and maintains volume.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
maxgraft® granules with added sodium hyaluronate. Hydrated with saline or blood, it forms a cohesive ‘sticky bone’ that is easy to place and shape in the defect.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Cancellous and uni-cortical blocks of human donor bone for three-dimensional augmentation – and bonering, which makes it possible to augment and place the implant in the same session (Bone Ring Technique).
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Phase-pure β-tricalcium phosphate in polygonal granules that interlock and reduce micromovement in the defect.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone →
Barrier membrane
-
Native collagen membrane made from porcine pericardium. Very thin, yet with remarkable tear resistance – suitable for techniques involving fixation, e.g. the sausage technique.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Native collagen membrane made from porcine dermis, not artificially cross-linked. Natural pores allow rapid ingrowth of blood vessels.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Resorbable membrane of pure magnesium: mechanically strong like a metal membrane, but degraded by the body, so it does not need to be removed.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® → -
Single-layer collagen membrane of porcine collagen with elastin. Easy to stretch and suture, and hydrates in a few seconds.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes →
Fixation
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Resorbable fixation screws of magnesium alloy for membranes and bone blocks. New bone forms right up to the surface of the screw.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® →
Haemostasis
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Cone-shaped collagen sponge for the extraction socket. Stabilises the blood clot and provides effective local haemostasis.
Sizes and prices
See all in Cones & fleeces → -
Collagen fleece for haemostasis and protection of minor oral wounds, extraction and biopsy sites.
Sizes and prices
See all in Cones & fleeces → -
Resorbable haemostatic sponge that absorbs more than 35 times its own weight and uses the blood’s own coagulation – also in patients with a high risk of bleeding.
Sizes and prices
See all in Cones & fleeces →
Horizontal augmentation (GBR)
Reconstruction of ridge width with particulate material under a barrier membrane – or with block and shell techniques for larger defects.
Bone substitute
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cerabone® 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.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
100 % pure bovine bone mineral, manufactured at 1200 °C. The mineral is practically insoluble and therefore preserves volume and contour in the long term.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
Human donor bone from the C+TBA tissue bank in Austria, processed with the Allotec® process. The natural bone structure and the preserved collagen make the granules a scaffold that remodels into the patient’s own bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Mouldable block of 85 % phase-pure β-TCP granules and 15 % porcine collagen. Hydrated with blood, it can be adapted to the defect, while the collagen holds the granules in place.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
Synthetic biphasic calcium phosphate (60 % hydroxyapatite, 40 % β-TCP). The β-TCP component remodels within 3–6 months, while the hydroxyapatite resorbs slowly and maintains volume.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
maxgraft® granules with added sodium hyaluronate. Hydrated with saline or blood, it forms a cohesive ‘sticky bone’ that is easy to place and shape in the defect.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Thin cortical plate (25 × 10 × 1 mm) of human donor bone for the allogeneic shell technique: the plate forms a biological ‘container’ that is filled with particulate material.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Patient-specific bone block of human donor bone, milled according to preoperative 3D planning. The block fits the defect, so manual adjustment is usually unnecessary.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Cancellous and uni-cortical blocks of human donor bone for three-dimensional augmentation – and bonering, which makes it possible to augment and place the implant in the same session (Bone Ring Technique).
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts →
Barrier membrane
-
Native collagen membrane made from porcine pericardium. Very thin, yet with remarkable tear resistance – suitable for techniques involving fixation, e.g. the sausage technique.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Native collagen membrane made from porcine dermis, not artificially cross-linked. Natural pores allow rapid ingrowth of blood vessels.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Resorbable membrane of pure magnesium: mechanically strong like a metal membrane, but degraded by the body, so it does not need to be removed.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® → -
PTFE membrane with titanium mesh between two layers. Retains its shape and maintains space in larger horizontal and vertical augmentations.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Pre-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.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® → -
Membrane of high-density PTFE (dPTFE). Can be left exposed for open healing and removed without surgery, as tissue does not grow into it.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Non-resorbable PTFE membrane with a dense side facing the soft tissue and an expanded side facing the bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes →
Fixation
-
Resorbable fixation screws of magnesium alloy for membranes and bone blocks. New bone forms right up to the surface of the screw.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® →
Vertical augmentation
The most demanding augmentation. Requires space-maintaining solutions – blocks, plates or titanium-reinforced membranes – and stable fixation.
Bone substitute
-
cerabone® 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.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
100 % pure bovine bone mineral, manufactured at 1200 °C. The mineral is practically insoluble and therefore preserves volume and contour in the long term.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
Human donor bone from the C+TBA tissue bank in Austria, processed with the Allotec® process. The natural bone structure and the preserved collagen make the granules a scaffold that remodels into the patient’s own bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
maxgraft® granules with added sodium hyaluronate. Hydrated with saline or blood, it forms a cohesive ‘sticky bone’ that is easy to place and shape in the defect.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Thin cortical plate (25 × 10 × 1 mm) of human donor bone for the allogeneic shell technique: the plate forms a biological ‘container’ that is filled with particulate material.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Patient-specific bone block of human donor bone, milled according to preoperative 3D planning. The block fits the defect, so manual adjustment is usually unnecessary.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Cancellous and uni-cortical blocks of human donor bone for three-dimensional augmentation – and bonering, which makes it possible to augment and place the implant in the same session (Bone Ring Technique).
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts →
Barrier membrane
-
Native collagen membrane made from porcine pericardium. Very thin, yet with remarkable tear resistance – suitable for techniques involving fixation, e.g. the sausage technique.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
PTFE membrane with titanium mesh between two layers. Retains its shape and maintains space in larger horizontal and vertical augmentations.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Membrane of high-density PTFE (dPTFE). Can be left exposed for open healing and removed without surgery, as tissue does not grow into it.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Non-resorbable PTFE membrane with a dense side facing the soft tissue and an expanded side facing the bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes →
Peri-implantitis & periodontal defects
Regeneration of bone defects around implants as well as intrabony and furcation defects, typically with granules under a membrane.
Bone substitute
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cerabone® 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.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
100 % pure bovine bone mineral, manufactured at 1200 °C. The mineral is practically insoluble and therefore preserves volume and contour in the long term.
Sizes and prices
See all in Xenografts → -
Human donor bone from the C+TBA tissue bank in Austria, processed with the Allotec® process. The natural bone structure and the preserved collagen make the granules a scaffold that remodels into the patient’s own bone.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Mouldable block of 85 % phase-pure β-TCP granules and 15 % porcine collagen. Hydrated with blood, it can be adapted to the defect, while the collagen holds the granules in place.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
Synthetic biphasic calcium phosphate (60 % hydroxyapatite, 40 % β-TCP). The β-TCP component remodels within 3–6 months, while the hydroxyapatite resorbs slowly and maintains volume.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone → -
maxgraft® granules with added sodium hyaluronate. Hydrated with saline or blood, it forms a cohesive ‘sticky bone’ that is easy to place and shape in the defect.
Sizes and prices
See all in Allografts → -
Phase-pure β-tricalcium phosphate in polygonal granules that interlock and reduce micromovement in the defect.
Sizes and prices
See all in Synthetic bone →
Barrier membrane
-
Native collagen membrane made from porcine pericardium. Very thin, yet with remarkable tear resistance – suitable for techniques involving fixation, e.g. the sausage technique.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Native collagen membrane made from porcine dermis, not artificially cross-linked. Natural pores allow rapid ingrowth of blood vessels.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Resorbable membrane of pure magnesium: mechanically strong like a metal membrane, but degraded by the body, so it does not need to be removed.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® → -
Single-layer collagen membrane of porcine collagen with elastin. Easy to stretch and suture, and hydrates in a few seconds.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes → -
Membrane of high-density PTFE (dPTFE). Can be left exposed for open healing and removed without surgery, as tissue does not grow into it.
Sizes and prices
See all in Membranes →
Fixation
-
Resorbable fixation screws of magnesium alloy for membranes and bone blocks. New bone forms right up to the surface of the screw.
Sizes and prices
See all in NOVAmag® →
Soft tissue augmentation
Thickening of the soft tissue around implants, treatment of recessions and widening of the attached gingiva – with a collagen matrix instead of a graft from the palate.
Soft tissue
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Three-dimensional collagen matrix of porcine dermis for soft tissue augmentation – an alternative to autologous soft tissue grafts.
Sizes and prices
See all in Mucoderm →
Haemostasis after extraction
Collagen and haemostatic sponges stabilise the blood clot and stop bleeding in extraction sockets and at biopsy sites.
Haemostasis
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Cone-shaped collagen sponge for the extraction socket. Stabilises the blood clot and provides effective local haemostasis.
Sizes and prices
See all in Cones & fleeces → -
Collagen fleece for haemostasis and protection of minor oral wounds, extraction and biopsy sites.
Sizes and prices
See all in Cones & fleeces → -
Resorbable haemostatic sponge that absorbs more than 35 times its own weight and uses the blood’s own coagulation – also in patients with a high risk of bleeding.
Sizes and prices
See all in Cones & fleeces →
maxgraft® cortico-cancellous
- 0.5 cc · 0.5–2.0 mm 14,600 kr
- 1.0 cc · 0.5–2.0 mm 19,400 kr
- 2.0 cc · 0.5–2.0 mm 25,100 kr
- 4.0 cc · 0.5–2.0 mm 33,200 kr
maxgraft® cancellous
maxgraft® cortico-cancellous +HyA
- 0.5 cc · 0.25–1.0 mm 19,600 kr
- 0.5 cc · 0.25 mm 19,600 kr
- 1.0 cc · 0.25 mm 21,000 kr
- 1.0 cc · 0.25–1.0 mm 26,300 kr
- 2.0 cc · 0.25–1.0 mm 34,000 kr
maxgraft® +HyA
maxgraft® bonering
maxgraft® blocks
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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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Socket preservation with maxresorb® and mucoderm®
The extraction socket filled with maxresorb® and closed with mucoderm®.
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Two implants with peri-implantitis
Bone regeneration with cerabone® +HyA and a Jason® membrane.
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Often used together with
What is typically part of the same treatment.
Pins and screws for fixing membranes and bone blocks – stability during the healing phase.
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Titanium pins for membrane fixation, 3 mm, 10 pcs.
16,300 kr
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NeoGen Tacks Ti 3 mm, 10 pcs, 64036
16,300 kr
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Bone Fixation Set, incl. 10 Steel Screws Ø1.0
108,300 kr
Thread and needle matched for tension-free, precise wound closure over the regeneration.
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Serafast 5/0 DS-18 70 cm, Vio
16,100 kr
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Serafast 5/0 DS-15, 70 cm, Vio
16,100 kr
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Seralene 6/0 DSS-15 50 cm, blue
17,300 kr
Centrifuges and accessories for PRF – the patient’s own growth factors for soft tissue and sticky bone.
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Complete PRF setup with 1 PRF box
425,700 kr
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GB Vacuette, Safety Blood Collection Set (butterfly), 21Gx19cm+holder, 35 pcs
10,500 kr
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Glass tubes for PRF membranes, 10 ml, 100 pcs per box
24,200 kr
Precision instruments for gentle, accurate procedures and flap design in small areas.
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I'Motion, Micro-scissors, 18 cm, curved
66,300 kr
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I´Motion micro needle holder, 18 cm, straight
66,300 kr
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I´Motion micro needle holder, 18 cm, curved, TC
66,300 kr
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Osopia Synthetic Bone Granules 0.5 cc, 0.25 - 1.0 mm
11,600 ISKExcl. VAT
702-021-US
5+1 free
5+1 free
5+1 free
5+1 free
maxgraft® cortico-cancellous granules, 0.5 cc + Hya, 0.25 mm
19,600 ISKExcl. VAT
34005XS
maxgraft® cortico-cancellous granules, 0.5 cc + Hya, 0.25 - 1.0 mm
19,600 ISKExcl. VAT
34005S
maxgraft® cortico-cancellous granules, 1.0 cc + Hya, 0.25 mm
21,000 ISKExcl. VAT
34010XS
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