Activioss, Injectable Putty and Granules bone graft for dental and CMF Surgeries

Activioss, Injectable Putty and Granules bone graft for dental and CMF Surgeries

Implants, Prosthetics
Activioss, Injectable Putty and Granules bone graft for dental and CMF Surgeries
Activioss, Injectable Putty and Granules bone graft for dental and CMF Surgeries
Activioss, Injectable Putty and Granules bone graft for dental and CMF Surgeries

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The bone substitutes Activioss ® Granules and Activioss® Putty are made of bioactive glass. This ceramic is composed of Silicium, Calcium, Sodium and Phosphorous, minerals naturally present in the human body. The natural composition allows an excellent biocompatibility. The Bioactive glass has been classified by Dr Larry Hench as Class A bone substitute, whereas inert materials, such as hydroxyapatites or calcium phosphate, are Class B. The Bioactive glass has already proven its clinical performances: more particularly, its ability to fill a bone defect and gradually being replaced by a functionnal tissue.
NorakerS5.D30As the expert manufacturer of Bioactive Glass, we believe that every single patient in the world should profit from best-in-class medical technologies in the area of bone regeneration tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. From scientific discovery and clinical trials to product manufacturing, we perform our research and innovation work with passion, producing in the end truly innovative technologies that make a real difference in the field of human health. We are proud to share our knowledge with healthcare specialists who are committed to offering patients the best possible treatment. Providing a high level of care enhances the patient’s quality of life, and the clinician’s professional reputation. For NORAKER, patient care represents a long-term commitment, to healthcare professionals and to their patients. We strongly believe in close collaborations with Institutional, Academic and Private organizations, to develop cutting-edge medical devices, adapted to market expectations, with a single-end purpose: improving patient comfort.

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