Novabone Graft

NovaBone Porous Granules

Name: NovaBone Porous Granules
Brand: NovaBone
SKU: NA0805
Price: 4700.0 INR
Availability: InStock

High-porosity synthetic granules that promote integration and predictable remodeling in dental graft sites.

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1 x 0.25gm (0.5cc)

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2 x 1.5gm (6cc)

Interconnected porosity supports faster fluid and cellular integration.

Osteostimulative calcium-phosphosilicate composition.

Controlled resorption with gradual replacement by regenerated bone.

Clinical Overview

Primary Use Case: Particulate synthetic graft for defect fill and regenerative support in dental surgeries.
Ideal User: Implantologists and periodontists treating osseous defects.
Procedure Compatibility: Guided bone regeneration, ridge augmentations, lateral window sinus elevations, fenestration/dehiscence defects, peri-implantitis.

Guided bone regeneration, ridge augmentations, lateral window sinus elevations, fenestration/dehiscence defects, peri-implantitis.

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What are NovaBone Porous Granules?
They are calcium-phosphosilicate particles designed as a scaffold for bone regeneration. They have an interconnected, porous structure (up to 200 microns) that allows blood infiltration, vascularization, and rapid bone formation.
What is "osteostimulation"?
Unlike mere osteoconductive grafts, NovaBone’s bioactive material releases silicon, calcium, and phosphate ions, which stimulate osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) to create new bone more rapidly.
What are the primary applications?
They are used for ridge augmentation, extraction sockets, sinus lifts, and treating peri-implant defects.
How do they behave in the body?
They are biocompatible and fully resorbed, allowing the body to substitute them with its own healthy bone.
Do they require special handling?
No, they are pre-mixed and can be stored at room temperature with a 5-year shelf life.
Are they visible on X-rays?
Yes, they are partially radio-opaque, allowing dentists to monitor them on a radiograph.

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