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| product group | hard tissue / bone | ||
| products | CERACELL® | Ortho Forms | |
| CERASORB® | CERASORB® block forms | ||
| CERASORB® FOAM orthopedics | |||
| CERASORB® M granulate orthopedics | |||
| CERASORB® PASTE orthopedics | |||
| bone optimizer | (discontinued) | ||
| product group | soft tissue / membrane | ||
| products | Curavisc® | (hyaluronic acid) | |
| stypro® | |||
| product group | oral hard tissue / bone | ||
| products | Allosorb™ Allograft | different shapes, natural bone | cancellous, cortico-cancellous, cortical (mineralized and demineralized) |
| Allosorb™ DBM | demineralized bone matrix | ||
| CERASORB® | pure–phase β–tricalcium phosphate–ceramic matrix | ||
| CERASORB® FOAM | |||
| CERASORB® M | |||
| CERASORB® PASTE | |||
| IngeniOs® HA | synthetic HA (Osbone) | ||
| IngeniOs® β-TCP bioactive | |||
| Osbone® | synthetic HA | ||
| Osseolive Dental® | bioactive calcium-potassium-sodium-phosphate | ||
| Osteoselect® DBM Putty | human demineralized bone matrix (DBM) and a biocompatible and bioresorbable carrier (carboxymethylcellulose) | ||
| CERASORB® Bone Optimizer | (discontinued) | ||
| product group | oral soft tissue / membrane | ||
| products | CollaGuide® | ||
| EpiGuide® | bioresorbable polymer | ||
| Inion-Tacks | |||
| Osgide® | |||
| OsteoWrap® | demineralized human cortical bone | ||
| stypro® | different shapes | porcine gelatin, initiating hemostasis | |
| Ti-Titanium Foils | 20μm, 40μm | ||
| Ti-Titanium Pins | |||
| Cytoplast RTM Collagen | (discontinued) | ||
| Cytoplast TI-250 | (discontinued) | ||
| Cytoplast TXT-200 | (discontinued) | ||
| product group | supply / OEM | ||
| products | bone materials | ||
| directions | n/a | different availability | |
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