When to choose bone blocks?

In larger defects – especially vertical and three-dimensional ones – a block provides the mechanical stability and space-maintaining effect that particulate material cannot. Allogeneic blocks are an alternative to harvesting bone from the patient and spare a secondary surgical site.

We supply blocks of human donor bone from maxgraft® and DIZG – with and without a cortical surface – as well as patient-specific maxgraft® bonebuilder blocks. The blocks are fixed with osteosynthesis screws.

  • Mechanical stability in large defects
  • Alternative to autologous bone harvesting
  • Patient-specific bonebuilder milled to a 3D plan
  • Fixed with osteosynthesis screws

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Product Origin and form Resorption Indications Sizes and prices
DIZG blocks and platesDIZGBlocks and plates of human donor bone from DIZG in Berlin – bi- and tricortical blocks, J- and C-shaped blocks as well as cortical struts and a femur plate.
Human donorBlock
Not specified by the manufacturer
Not specified by the manufacturer
maxgraft® corticobotiss biomaterialsThin 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.
Human donorPlate
Remodels into the patient’s own boneRemodels gradually – healing approx. 4–6 months
Horizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentation
maxgraft® bonebuilderbotiss biomaterialsPatient-specific bone block of human donor bone, milled according to preoperative 3D planning. The block fits the defect, so manual adjustment is usually unnecessary.
Human donorBlock
Remodels into the patient’s own boneFull remodelling – healing approx. 6 months
Horizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentation
maxgraft® blocks and boneringbotiss biomaterialsCancellous 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).
Human donorBlock
Remodels into the patient’s own boneFull remodelling – healing approx. 6 months
Sinus liftHorizontal augmentation (GBR)Vertical augmentation

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