Demineralised Large Particulate

Demineralised Large Particulate

Demineralised large particulate is course ground bone used as a void filler in a variety of dental procedures. These particular grafts have been subject to a process called ‘demineralisation’ which reduces the amount of calcium within the bone graft. This is achieved using the technologically advanced PAD^® process, which targets an optimal residual calcium level of 1-4%; unearthing essential proteins trapped within the bone matrix and improving bone healing potential.

• SAL 10^-6 sterility;
• Processed from cortical bone;
• Optimally demineralised and improved osteoinductivity through the PAD^® process;
• Ambient temperature storage for ease of use;
• Course grind size for larger bone voids;
• Lengthy three year shelf life;
• Available as cortical or cancellous bone;
• Available in multiple volumes for added convenience.