Bone grafting materials are used in a number of dental surgical situations. Options when choosing bone grafting materials include allograft or donor bone material, BMP bone grafting products, bovine bone grafting materials, coral or algae bone grafting materials and synthetic bone grafting materials. There are various application options when choosing these materials including mineralized and demineralized options, putties, particulates, pastes, gels, Hydroxyapatites and flexible strips. Composition varies between vendors and types of product, and each bone grafting material has its benefits and suggested applications. There is also the option of choosing a bone regeneration product for attempted bone growth for proper support. These products may be mixed with other bone graft materials for precise results. Bone grafting materials are a valuable tool in dental restorations, be sure and choose a product that will best suit your specific procedure.
Dr. Paul Mizar
One clinician’s take on why MyDent’s bis-acryl is currently his go to temporary material.
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
A side-by-side look at some of the options available for chairside CAD/CAM mills.
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Dr. Jeff Rohde, DDS, MS
Success of these restorations demonstrates the restorative options made possible by new dental materials.
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Tuesday, January 08, 2013
Dr. Jeff Rohde, DDS, MS
A look at the new and updated CDT codes for 2013 shows the ADA is focused on the changes in technologies and materials.
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New website aims to provide dental practices with free interdental brush samples to encourage patient use.
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Recently published reports reaffirm relationship between periodontal disease, heart disease, diabetes, pregnancy complication and other adverse health outcomes.
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Agreement allows BIOMET 3i to sell CollaCare hemostasis and wound management products.
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The 3M True Definition Scanner now works with the BellaTek Encode Impression System for an all-digital implant workflow.
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