Bone Grafting Materials
DMi Bone Grafting Materials include advanced solutions designed to support bone augmentation, grafting, and wound management procedures in oral surgery and implant dentistry.
The current portfolio includes 3D Bond Bone Graft Cement, Bond Apatite Bone Graft Cement, and Augma Shield Wound Dressing, providing clinicians with solutions for bone grafting procedures and protection of the surgical site.
Bone graft cement products provide a convenient, moldable grafting solution for applicable bone augmentation procedures, while the wound dressing is designed to provide protection and support for the treated surgical area according to its specific indications.
Key Features
- Solutions for bone grafting and regenerative procedures
- Ready-to-use or simplified application formats depending on the product
- Bone graft cement options for applicable augmentation procedures
- Moldable grafting materials for adaptation to the surgical site
- Wound dressing solution for protection of applicable surgical sites
- Designed for professional oral surgery and implant dentistry
- Convenient clinical handling
- Multiple solutions for different surgical and regenerative requirements
Available Products
- 3D Bond Bone Graft Cement – Bone graft cement designed for applicable bone augmentation and grafting procedures
- Bond Apatite Bone Graft Cement 1cc – Bone graft cement supplied in a convenient 1cc format for applicable regenerative and augmentation procedures
- Augma Shield Wound Dressing – Wound dressing designed to protect and support the surgical site according to its intended use
Applications
Depending on the specific product and its approved indications, these materials may be used as part of bone augmentation, grafting, socket-related, implant, and other oral surgical procedures.
Product selection should be based on the clinical procedure, defect characteristics, treatment plan, patient-specific considerations, and the intended use of the individual material.
Each product has its own composition, indications, contraindications, preparation requirements, and application protocol. Always follow the manufacturer's current Instructions for Use for the specific product. Do not substitute the instructions for one bone grafting material or wound dressing for another.