Xcem Osspore Bovine Bone / TCP Mix Grafts

• The bovine bone is meticulously processed to remove proteins and fats, reducing the risk of immune reactions, making it safe for use in various clinical applications.
• Terminally sterilized using gamma irradiation, providing a high level of sterility and ensuring the material is free from microbial contamination.
• Exhibits over 70% interconnected macropores and micropores, closely mimicking the structure of cancellous bone. This high porosity enhances osteoconductivity and allows for effective bone ingrowth.
• Releases calcium and phosphate ions, which stimulate and support the formation of new bone, accelerating the bone regeneration process.
• Suitable for a wide range of clinical scenarios including sinus lifts, implant site development, and repair of bone defects, making it a flexible choice for dental and orthopedic procedures.

Xcem Osspore Bovine Bone Grafts are premium-quality bone graft materials sourced from certified suppliers and subjected to a meticulous processing procedure. The bovine bone is carefully deproteinized, defatted, and rendered non-antigenic through a specialized process, followed by terminal gamma irradiation sterilization to ensure safety and efficacy.

The grafts feature a biphasic composition with tricalcium phosphate that promotes optimal bone regeneration by releasing calcium and phosphate ions, stimulating new bone formation. With over 70% interconnected macropores and micropores, these grafts closely mimic cancellous bone, facilitating superior integration with the body's own cells.

The porous structure allows for the migration of body cells, leading to the resorption of the graft material and replacement with fresh bone. Ideal for effective and rapid bone regeneration, Xcem Osspore ensures high-quality results in various clinical applications.

• Category: Bone Regeneration Materials 
• Type: Bone Grafts 
• Composition: Biphasic composition with tricalcium phosphate and bovine bone 
• Ratio: 60% Tricalcium phosphate 
• Particle Size: 0.5mm - 1.0mm
• Volume: Available in two forms: 
• 0.5cc
• 0.1cc

• Sterilization and Handling: Ensure all instruments and materials are sterile before use. Xcem Osspore Bovine Bone Grafts are pre-sterilized by gamma irradiation; no additional sterilization is required.
• Clean and Debride: Thoroughly clean and debride the bone defect site to remove any necrotic tissue and debris. Achieve hemostasis to create an optimal environment for graft placement.
• Mixing (if applicable): If needed, mix Xcem Osspore with autogenous bone chips to enhance osteoinduction and osteogenesis. The autogenous material provides additional growth factors for improved bone formation.
• Placement: Carefully place the Xcem Osspore Bovine Bone Graft into the prepared defect or surgical site. Ensure that the graft fills the defect completely and conforms to the contours of the site. Gently pack the material to avoid disturbing surrounding tissues.
• Fixation: Use appropriate fixation devices or membranes if necessary to stabilize the graft material and ensure it remains in position throughout the healing process.
• Closure: Close the surgical site using standard techniques. Ensure that the graft area is securely protected and that there is no exposure of the graft material.
• Postoperative Care: Provide the patient with detailed postoperative care instructions, including pain management, oral hygiene practices, and restrictions on activities. Schedule follow-up appointments to monitor the healing process.
• Evaluation: Regularly assess the graft site through clinical and radiographic examinations to evaluate graft integration and bone regeneration. Adjust the treatment plan as needed based on progress and clinical findings.
• Storage and Handling: Store any unused graft material in a cool, dry place, following manufacturer guidelines for handling and storage to maintain its efficacy.

• Country of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: Xcem

• Warranty is not applicable for this product

Question: Are the bone grafts sterile?
Answer: Yes, the grafts are subjected to terminal gamma irradiation sterilization to ensure they are free of contaminants and safe for clinical use.

Question: What are the benefits of the interconnected pore structure?
Answer: The porous structure supports superior integration with the body’s cells and promotes efficient bone regeneration by facilitating cell migration and graft resorption.

Question: How do the grafts facilitate bone regeneration?
Answer: The grafts feature over 70% interconnected macropores and micropores, mimicking cancellous bone and allowing for the migration of body cells, leading to the resorption of the graft material and replacement with new bone.

Question: What does the term "biphasic" refer to?Answer: "Biphasic" refers to the dual-phase nature of the graft material, which includes both tricalcium phosphate and the natural bone structure, enhancing its compatibility and effectiveness.