Geistlich Biomaterials introduces the first xenogeneic/allogeneic validated bone substitute

By
Amira Yunos
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Setting the standard in regenerative materials, Geistlich Biomaterials has developed ground-breaking product innovations in hard and soft tissue highlighted by Geistlich Bio-Oss®, Geistlich Bio-Gide® and Geistlich Fibro-Gide®. Now, Geistlich Biomaterials is taking another step combining two validated1 regenerative materials for restoring vital bone faster2 – with proven long-term volume stability3-8.

Geistlich Biomaterials has introduced the first xenogeneic/ allogeneic validated bone substitute1, Geistlich vallomix™, which conveniently co-packages vallos™, a demineralised cortical allograft and Geistlich Bio-Oss® the leading xenogeneic bone substitute worldwide, with more than 35 years of scientific research.

Verified vallos™ granules and fibres are allogeneic bone substitutes that have been demineralised to ensure high osteoinductive properties1. A demineralised bone matrix has the advantage of turning over natural bone more rapidly but lacks the volume stability needed in several clinical situations9.

Geistlich Bio-Oss® ensures a treatment solution with demonstrated clinical success, an optimal scaffold for vascularisation and new bone formation, and long-term volume stability3-8.

Together, Geistlich vallomix™ offers optimal consistency and performance in demanding clinical situations1-14.

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