• Cerasorb M
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CERASORB M

Setting the New Standard for Bone Grafting

A biomimetic bone graft, featuring unique interconnecting porosity that allows it to be completely resorbed while simultaneously creating new bone.   Available in several granule sizes to best meet the bone resorption/remodeling needs of a variety of dental bone graft procedures.

Easy as M-2-3

The highly engineered technology built into Cerasorb M make it as easy as M-2-3, closely mimicking human bone with a full range of Micro-Meso-Macro pores for interconnected porosity. The unique β-TCP particles interlock  and provide an optimal microenvironment for cellular activity leading to bone remodeling.

An Optimal Microenvironment

Second to None:

  • 10 year comparative study in which implantation in extraction alveoli augmented with CERASORB proved equal to implantation in natural bone.1
  • In a bilateral sinus lift study, results suggest CERASORB is an equivalent graft material to autogenous bone.2
  • Handling, efficacy and healing of the bone substitute were generally rated as “very good” or “good” and yielded a rate of 90% for both efficacy and tolerance.3
  • Twenty-two patients with contralateral intrabony defects were treated with β-TCP CERASORB® alone or in combination with PRP. β-TCP CERASORB is a satisfactory graft material in periodontal surgery, even without PRP. 4
  1. Harel, N., et al. (2013): Long-term Results of Implants Immediately Placed into Extraction Sockets Grafted with ß-TCP: A Retrospective Study. J Oral Maxillofac Surgery 2013, 71(2): e63-e68
  2. Szabo G, Huys, et al. International Journal of Oral and Maxillofac Implants 2005; 20:371-381.
  3. Bilk, Dieter. (2007); CERASORB M in Dental Surgery: Post-Marketing Surveillance Study with 148 patients. EDI Journal 2007; 4: 40-46
  4. Harnack L, et al, (2009) Use of platelet-rich plasma in periodontal surgery—a prospective randomised double blind clinical trial. Clin Oral Investig. 2009 Jun: 13 (2): 179-187.