PREPARE THE IMPLANT SURFACE FOR REVISION AND BONE REGENERATION*

A selection of different NiTi brushes for complete and cost-effective mechanical cleaning of a dental implant surface. 

YOU WILL RECEIVE. A pack of 4 nickel-titanium brushes for mechanical debridement of dental implant surfaces. Either one of each or four of the same type – you decide. 

CHOOSE FROM. Four types, each having different Nickel-Titanium bristles embedded in a stainless steel shaft that affixes to the dental handpiece.  

• Regular-size NiTi brush (ICB1) – for effective pocket access. 

• Narrow NiTi brush (ICB2) – target narrow areas precisely – ideal for the initial stage of peri-implantitis.

• Wide fan-shaped NiTi brush (ICB3) – narrow fan-shaped brush for limited access.

• Extended reach NiTi brush (ICB4) – longer shank with dense NiTi fibres.

WHY?

• Access all areas efficiently through an open flap.

• Precise and accurate operation.

• Mechanical cleaning of a dental implant.

• Clean the implant surface without damaging it.

• Latch connection for handpiece – optimal speed 500-1200 rpm.

* BONE REGENERATION AROUND CLEANED IMPLANTS

Chemical cleaning

After mechanical implant surface cleaning with NiTi, a local anti-infective agent is recommended before a bone regeneration procedure.  The anti-infective agent can be applied directly or, if in liquid form, applied to an absorbent, resorbing dental membrane or appropriate fully resorbing dental bone graft material. 

Use a fully resorbing dental bone graft

Regeneration of bone in contact with the newly cleaned implant surface is completed using a bone graft.  Irrespective of the type, brand or origin of the bone graft used, we recommend only fully resorbing materials at the implant surface.    

• A highly porous fully resorbing graft offers an excellent vehicle for the delivery of aqueous anti-infective agents or centrifuged blood products.

• Fully resorbing materials will create maximum space for denovo bone directly at the implant surface.

**NON/SLOW RESORBING GRAFT MATERIALS USED AFTER IMPLANT CLEANING:

• Leave residual particles, reducing the bone-to-implant contact area. 

• Can become encapsulated in new bone, which has the potential to internally encase cells that could lead to a potential re-infection. 

Search porous, fully resorbing bone graft materials at https://restore-surgical.co.uk/product-category/regen-store/bone-grafts/

CONTACT US: For advice on topical anti-infectives, elution and delivery from bone grafts and options for PRF, in combination with bone grafts or barrier membranes. 

• ask@regen-store.co.uk

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**Examples of non-resorbable materials are:
– Xenograft (animal-derived and processed)
– Mineralised allograft (human cadaver-derived and processed)
– A Biphasic synthetic which contains all or part hydroxyapatite.