OsseoGuard PTFE Membranes

Key Benefit:

OsseoGuard PTFE Membranes are manufactured of 100% Dense (non-expanded) PTFE which are impervious to bacteria.1, 2

The proprietary textured surface of OsseoGuard d-PTFE Membranes helps stabilize the membrane and the soft-tissue flap. Hexagonal surface dimples provide a textured surface that increases the area available for cellular attachment without increasing porosity. 

1. Barboza E.P. et al. Implant Dent (2010) 19:2-7. 2. Hoffmann O. et al. J Periodontol (2008) 79:1355-69. 

   
   

Clinical Advantages:

Non-Textured, High-Density PTFE Membrane3:

  • Non-Resorbable: Won’t resorb prematurely – you can better manage healing time 
  • 100% Dense (non-expanded) PTFE – Impervious to bacteria (pore size less than 0.3 μm) 
  • Can be left exposed – Less surgical time, preservation of soft-tissue architecture and keratinized mucosa 
  • Soft-tissue attaches, but doesn’t grow through the membrane 
  • Most cost effective OsseoGuard PTFE membrane
OsseoGuard PTFE Non-Textured Membranes

3. Data on file with manufacturer and available upon request.

Textured, High-Density PTFE Membranes3:

  • Textured surface – Designed to increase membrane stabilization
  • Non-Resorbable – Won’t resorb prematurely – you can better manage healing time
  • 100% Dense (non-expanded) PTFE – Impervious to bacteria (pore size less than 0.3 μm)
  • Purposely leave the membrane exposed
  • Soft-tissue attaches but doesn’t grow through the membrane
OsseoGuard PTFE Non-Textured Membranes

3. Data on file with manufacturer and available upon request.

Titanium-Reinforced, High-Density PTFE Membrane1:

  • Grade 1 titanium, lightweight framework - easy to form in 3 dimensions and retains no memory
  • Can be molded and shaped for tenting and space maintenance2
  • Two different thicknesses (150 µm and 250 µm) resulting in two different handling options
  • Demonstrated performance in horizontal and vertical grafting procedures2, 3
OsseoGuard PTFE Non-Textured Membranes

1. Data on file with manufacturer and available upon request. 2. Ronda M. et al. Clin Oral Implants Res (2014) 25:859-66. 3. Ronda M. et al. Int J Periodontics Restorative Dent (2015) 35:795-801.

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