Nanosynt

Its nanostructured and ultra porous morphology provides excellent biological response, as it offers anchorage for osteoblastic cells. Available in fractioned form, it offers convenience and safety in the various regenerative situations, without waste.

Benefits

High porosity:
It favors vascularization, fixation of osteoblasts and bone deposition. It allows the connection of the bone tissue in formation and / or neoformed with the surrounding bone tissue. It avoids encapsulation of the forming bone tissue by fibrous conjuctive tissue.

Excellent handling:
For being higly hydrophilic, it must be hydrated "drop by drop" with saline or blood, forming a cohesive mass of excellent usability.

Osteoconductivity:
Its excellent osteoconductive structure, allows for the vascularization and the fast cellular deposition.

Convenience:
Available in fractioned form (2 or 4 ampoules of 0.27cc), resulting in minimal material waste.

Safety:
100% synthetic, contributing to better biological safety for eliminating any risk of contamination.

Radiopaque:
It allows monitoring with radiographic and tomographic images during bone neoformation.

Recommendations

Reconstruction/filling of small to medium size intraoral and/or maxillofacial bone defects that present at least 3 remaining bone walls.

Reconstruction (horizontal and vertical) in cases of bone defect on alveolar ridge;

Regenerative treatment of periodontal disease;

Regenerative treatment of peri-implant disease;

Filling of osseous defect after apicectomy, removal of cists, corrective osteotomy.

Commercial Availability

4 ampoules of nanosynt with 0.27cc

Available in granules:
200 to 500µm
500 to 1000µm

2 ampoules of Nanosynt with 0.27cc

Available in granules:
200 to 500µm
500 to 1000µm

Step by step

Step 1 of 5

Nanosynt is presented in sterile packaging. Once this packaging is opened it must be handled in aseptic environment.

Step 2 of 5

After opening the packaging, place Nanosynt inside a sterile recipient. If you wish, mix Nanosynt with the blood from the surgical site, sterile saline, platelet rich plasma or allograft, making sure that these material are not contaminated.

Step 3 of 5

Nanosynt alone or as a mixture must be inserted on the bone defect in a way to fill but avoiding to compact it. The area must contain a sufficient quantity or vital and well vascularized bone, obtaining maximum contact. The defect must be filled as much as possible.

Step 4 of 5

Additionally, the material can be covered by a membrane for guided tissue regenerations demanded by the case according to the professional.

Step 5 of 5

The graft must be totally covered by soft tissue, suturing in a way that there is no tension. It is recommended to wait a minimum healing period of 6 months for bone neoformation. The healing time can vary according to the patient and the area treated as well as according to the health situation of the patient.