creos™ allo.gain and creos™ allo.protect
A comprehensive portfolio from a trusted source
A broad allograft portfolio for different clinical indications
creos allo.gain offers one of the broadest assortments of bone particulate types, sizes, and volumes for clinical indications: sinus floor, extraction sites as well as various ridge augmentation procedures.
Choose the appropriate allograft depending on patient indication and personal preference
Best practices in safety: tissue is processed by Allotech, an FDA-registered and AATB-accredited tissue bank with a single donor per lot.
Securely track allograft tissue information and save with your patient file.
Why creos allo.gain?
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Mineralized cancellous boneA porous structured bone with particle size range from 0.25 mm to 1 mm and available volume of 0.25 cc to 2.0 cc. Provides a faster resorbing, porous 3-dimensional matrix that allows for rapid angiogenesis.
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Mineralized cortical boneOffers a high-density bone with particle size range from 0.125 mm to 1 mm and available volume of 0.25 cc to 2.0 cc. Mineralized cortical bone provides a slowly resorbing, 3-dimensional matrix for space maintenance during regeneration.
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Mineralized/demineralized boneBlend of 70% mineralized and 30% demineralized cortical bone, particle size range from 0.25 mm-1 mm and available volume of 0.5 cc to 2.0 cc. Mineralized cortical bone provides a slowly resorbing, 3-dimensional matrix for space maintenance during regeneration. Every lot of demineralized bone is tested in vitro to ensure it meets a BMP-2 threshold statistically validated to be osteoinductive*.
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Mineralized corticocancellous boneBlend of cortical and cancellous bone. Particle size range from 0.25 mm-1 mm and available volume of 0.25 cc to 2.0 cc. Corticocancellous: Combines slower resorbing, space maintaining cortical bone with porous, faster resorbing cancellous bone.
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Demineralized cortical boneDemineralized high density bone with particle size range from 0.125 mm to 1 mm and available volume of 0.25 cc to 2.0 cc. Every lot of demineralized bone is tested in vitro to ensure it meets a BMP-2 threshold statistically validated to be osteoinductive*.
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Demineralized bone matrix (dbm) putty100% pure demineralized allograft with no filler or inert carrier. Available in three different volumes: 0.5 cc, 1.0 cc, and 2.5 cc.
Demineralized bone matrix (dbm) putty with chips
Moldable bone graft composed of demineralized human cortical bone matrix and cancellous chips with no added carrier. Available in 1.0 cc and 2.5 cc.
Terminal e-beam sterilization
In choosing a sterilization method and dose, there is a delicate balance between ensuring sterility and mitigating impact on product performance. Because of aseptic processing steps, allo.gain requires only a low-dose of e-beam irradiation to provide a sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10-6.
Why creos allo.protect?
BIOCOMPATIBLE AND TISSUE FRIENDLY
Preservation of the native pericardium collagen matrix and its mechanical properties
EASY TO HANDLE
Easy to tack and suture with high tear resistance
Rapid hydration and easy manipulation
Maintains shape and size once placed
DURABLE PROTECTION
Strong and stable due to the pore structure of native pericardium
THREE SIZES
creos allo.protect is available in three different sizes:
1.0 x 1.0 cm
1.5 x 2.0 cm
2.0 x 3.0 cm
“allo.gain particulate has been my preferred bone grafting material for years. I have seen great and consistent results ranging from socket preservation procedures to large GBR/GTR procedures where I need both vertical and horizontal bone growth.”
Questions about the creos allografts assortment?
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“allo.gain in a bowl is a no brainer, the packaging is easy to use and convenient. I am excited to use this in my practice!”
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References
The allograft particulate, pericardium membrane, and the dbm putty are currently available for order in the US and Canada only.
- Holtzclaw D. Extraction site preservation using new graft material that combines mineralized and demineralized allograft bone: a case series report with histology. Compend Contin Educ Dent. 2014;35(2):107-112.
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