Synthetic Bone Grafts

Synthetic (alloplastic) bone graft substitutes made from biphasic TCP/HA or beta-TCP, in granules, pre-shaped blocks and syringes. A fully synthetic option with no human or animal origin, for socket preservation, ridge augmentation and filling bone defects.

Synthetic grafts act as a scaffold that new bone grows into, then resorb over time. The ratio of hydroxyapatite to TCP controls how quickly they resorb, with more HA giving longer lasting volume.

Granules suit most defects, syringes speed up placement in sockets and small defects, and pre-shaped forms help in larger sites. Cover the graft with a membrane where the defect walls are missing.