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Putty BIOBank Synergy®

Putty allogenique BIOBank Synergy

BIOBank Synergy® is a 100% natural DBM* putty, the result of over 10 years of R&D and a globally patented manufacturing process.

*Demineralized Bone Matrix with 25% of residual minerals

From bone powder…to BIOBank Synergy®!

This product is made from our allogeneic bone powders, processed using our exclusive Supercrit® method. An additional step completes the process, resulting in a unique putty that retains both collagen and minerals to promote optimal bone regeneration.

 

Advantages

 

 

The range

BIOBank Synergy® is available in two volumes and packaged individually in a syringe in double sterile packaging.

 

 

Reference Name
  800105   BIOBank Synergy® 0,5 cc
  800110   BIOBank Synergy® 1 cc

 

Indications

BIOBank Synergy®   is indicated for filling bone defects in maxillofacial, oral and dental surgery in the following cases:

  • Peri-implant defects
  • Alveolar preservation
  • Sinus lifts
  • Osteotomy filling

 

Traceability of allogeneic grafts

Each product package contains the following sheets :

  • Graft identity sheet >> to be filed in the patient’s medical record
  • Implant sheet >> to be sent duly completed and signed to BIOBank

 

DOCUMENTATION

► Download the BIOBank Synergy® brochure

 

Bibliographic references

Fages et al. (1994) Use of Supercritical CO2 for Bone Delipidation. Biomaterials, 15(9):650-656.

Vastel et al. (2008) Comparative Ultrasound Evaluation of Human Trabecular Bone Graft Properties After Treatment with. Different Sterilization Procedures. J Biomed Mater Res B Appl Biomater, 90(1):430-7.

Tournier et al. (2021) A partially demineralized allogeneic bone graft: in vitro osteogenic potential and preclinical evaluation in two different intramembranous bone healing models. Scientific Reports, 11:4907

Fages et al. (1998) Bone Allografts and Supercritical Processing: Effects on Osteointegration and Viral Safety. J of Supercritical Fluids, 13:351-356.

 

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