creos™ sutures

High-quality absorbable and non-absorbable sutures for your dental procedures.

Select from our premium absorbable and non-absorbable monofilament sutures, tailored to meet your diverse oral procedure needs.

creos glycostitch

creos glycostitch 

Made from polyglycolic acid and ɛ-caprolactone (PGA-PCL)

Absorbable
Maintains 30% tensile strength at 7 days, providing necessary support during the healing phase.

Monofilament 
Smooth thread surface and less bacterial adhesion.

Minimal tissue reaction 
Safe absorption byproducts.

Excellent handling 
High tear resistance and reliable knot security.

Minimal tissue trauma 
Smooth tissue passage.

creos syntostitch

creos syntostitch  

Made from polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)

 

Non-resorbable  
Keeps the surgical site reliably closed.

100% medical-grade 
PTFE Biologically inert.

Monofilament 
Does not wick bacteria.

Little to no package memory
Excellent handling, knots securely.

Soft (not stiff) 
Comfortable for patients.

Dr. Marko Magic

Serbia

"I prefer creos glycostitch sutures for their absorbable nature and minimal tissue reaction, monofilament design that prevents plaque accumulation, and reliable wound closure for effective healing.”

Specifications

 

creos glycostitch

creos syntostitch

Material

Polyglycolic acid and 
polycaprolactone co-polymer (PGA-PCL)

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)

Absorption

Absorbable
Tear strength: 7 days = 30%
Mass absorption: 91–110 days

Non-absorbable

Structure

Monofilament

Monofilament

Needle shape

3/8 circle, 1/2 circle

3/8 circle, 1/2 circle

Needle type

▼ ● ⊗

▼ ●

Size

USP: 4-0 to 6-0
EP: 1.5-0.7

USP: 2-0 to 5-0
EP: 3-1

Dr. Pedro Peña

Spain

"creos syntostitch PTFE sutures provide outstanding handling and dependable knot stability. Thanks to their minimal tissue reactivity, durability, and softness, supporting patient comfort, they are my preferred choice for predictable healing in procedures ranging from regenerative therapies to implant surgeries.”

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