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MinerOss® XP
MinerOss XP
MinerOss XP
MinerOss XP is a highly porous anorganic porcine bone mineral matrix designed for hard tissue grafting applications. Increased porosity allows for optimal osteoconductivity and adequate space for new bone deposition.
applications include1
- ridge and sinus augmentation
- extraction socket grafting
- infrabony periodontal defects
- periodontal defects
- peri-implant defects
- dehiscence defects
SEM at 25x
SEM at 75x
SEM images of MinerOss XP illustrate a structure that is similar to a natural bone mineral and is highly porous to provide more space for new bone deposition and a rough surface which facilitates cell adhesion and spread for bone in-growth.2
MinerOss XP Syringe
MinerOss XP Syringe is cancellous particulate pre-loaded into a delivery syringe to assist with optimal placement at the defect site.
MinerOss XP Particulate
MinerOss XP Particulate is available in both a large particle size (1mm to 2mm) and small particle size (0.25mm to 1mm) format.
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