How it works
Striate+™ has a bilayer structure consisting of a rough and smooth side. The smooth side of Striate+™ is placed facing the oral cavity to prevent gingival soft tissue growing into the defect space during bone healing. The rough side, placed facing the defect, provides a favorable environment for new bone growth. Striate+™ remains in-situ long enough for bone regeneration to occur before being resorbed into the surrounding tissue, and a second procedure to remove the membrane is not required.
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Barrier membrane prevents infiltration of gingival cells and enables the passage of bioactive molecules and proteins
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Porous network of collagen fibers promotes cellular attachment and proliferation
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Bioactive chamber supports new bone and integration of the membrane at the repair site
applications include
- immediate extraction sites
- delayed extractions sites
- graft containment of bone defects
- guided bone regeneration
- guided tissue regeneration
- periodontal defects
additional information
- Allan, B. et al. Collagen Membrane for Guided Bone Regeneration in Dental and Orthopedic Applications. Tissue Engineering. 2020.
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