ReOss® Technologie
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Bei der Augmentation von Knochendefekten ist die endgültige Knochenstruktur ein wichtiger Erfolgsfaktor um höchsten ästhetischen Ansprüchen zu genügen. Neben einem Augmentat mit hoher Regenerationskompetenz und einer gewebefreundlichen Barrierefunktion (Membran) ist für die Regeneration die Lagestabilität des Augmentates von höchster Priorität. Die dazu von ReOss® mittels digitalen Workflows hergestellten hochwertigen Gitterstrukturen aus Reintitan zur Formgebung des Knochenaugmentates können passgenau über den Knochendefekt eingebracht werden.

Knochenregeneration nach Maß

Die individuell geformten Yxoss CBR® Meshs ermöglichen ein bei augmentativen Verfahren bisher nicht gekannte Stabilität und Passgenauigkeit des zuvor geplanten Augmentationsvolumens. Sie erlauben dadurch eine ungestörte Knochenheilung frei von Druckbelastung und anderen physikalischen Einflüssen. Mit dem patentierten Verfahren zur Herstellung individueller Patientenlösungen bietet ReOss® hochwertige Individualprodukte zur "Knochenregeneration nach Maß".

Alle Yxoss® Präzisionskonstruktionen werden einer lückenlosen Qualitätsprüfung unterzogen. Somit entsprechen die mittels CAD/CAM gefertigten Produkte in allen Belangen den von ReOss® garantierten höchsten Standards.

Die ReOss®-Technologie vereint Funktion und Design zum Erfolg

  • Gesichertes Augmentationsvolumen und 3D-Volumenstabilität
  • Vorhersagbare und reproduzierbare Ergebnisse
  • Anatomische Formgebung und Gewebefreundlichkeit
  • Passgenauigkeit
  • Einfache Anwendung und deutlich verkürzte OP-Zeit
  • Regeneration auch von schwierigen Knochendefekten möglich
  • Schnelle und variable Fixation sowie leichte Entfernung (Easy Removal Design)
  • Ermöglicht die Rekonstruktion von ursprünglichen anatomischen Formen (z.B. Juga alveolaria)

Individuallösungen von ReOss®

Dr. Marcus Seiler DDS MSc, Filderstadt (Deutschland) entwickelte mit dem Verfahren der Customized Bone Regeneration Technik (CBR®) das erste CAD/CAM gesteuerte Verfahren zur Herstellung von individuell geformten Schutzgittern zur ungestörten Knochenheilung. Das Verfahren ist weltweit patentiert und kann in einfachen Schritten jedem chirurgisch tätigen Zahnarzt eine patientenspezifische Lösung ermöglichen.

Führende Zahnärzte verlassen sich auf die Individuallösungen von ReOss®:

  • Mit Yxoss CBR® augmentierter Knochen führt zu hohen Implantat-Überlebensraten, vergleichbar mit Implantaten, die in unversehrten Knochen gesetzt wurden.
  • Yxoss CBR® ist einfach zu applizieren und kann in den verschiedensten Indikationen verwendet werden.
  • Die Anwendung von Titanium Meshs ist in zahlreichen Operationen mit erfolgreicher Anwendung und Testung validiert und in zahlreichen wissenschaftlichen Publikationen dokumentiert.

 

Augmentationen mit Titanium Meshs haben über die Jahre mein Vertrauen gewonnen.

Prof. Philipp Boyne, Loma Linda, USA

Yxoss Bestellung

Yxoss CBR® - Einfache Bestellung

Sie haben in diesem Portal die Möglichkeit patientenspezifische CBR® Meshs zur passgenauen Knochenaugmentation anfertigen zu lassen. Zuvor können Sie eine Kostenvoranfrage stellen. Dafür benötigen wir einige Informationen von Ihnen, die wir im Folgenden abfragen.

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Referenzen

  • Yxoss Center Mainz: Prof. Dr. Dr. Winfried Wagner
  • Yxoss Center Bremen: Dr. Dr. Helmut Hildebrandt
  • Yxoss Center Baden-Baden: PD Dr. Dr. Ronald Bucher
  • Yxoss Center Filderstadt und Kirchheim u. T.: Dr. Seiler und Kollegen

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