Bone augmentation depends on keeping graft material exactly where it was placed. This titanium mesh acts as a supportive framework around the defect, holding the graft in position while new bone forms. Its porous structure allows vascularization and integration with the surrounding tissue.

Surgeons choose bone graft titanium mesh for larger defects because the sheet can be trimmed to fit the site at the time of surgery. It is available in four sizes, 24 x 48 mm, 20 x 25 mm, 12 x 20 mm and 12 x 18 mm, with a thickness of 0.1 mm, so the size can follow the defect.

Used as dental titanium mesh in implantology, it is placed over the bone defect, secured with screws or pins, and filled with bone graft material before the flap is closed. Follow your surgical protocol and the manufacturer's guidance for every case.

• Titanium mesh for bone augmentation in dental implantology

• Material: titanium for mechanical strength and stability

• Thickness: 0.1 mm

• Sizes available:

    ◦ 24 x 48 mm

    ◦ 20 x 25 mm

    ◦ 12 x 20 mm

    ◦ 12 x 18 mm

• Shape: trim to fit the defect at the time of surgery

• Structure: porous framework that allows vascularization and tissue integration

• Fixation: secure with screws or pins, then place the graft inside the mesh

• Pack: one piece per order

Patient Assessment: Evaluate the patient's oral health, identify the need for bone augmentation, and plan the procedure accordingly.

Select Appropriate Size: Choose the correct size of the Titanium Mesh based on the specific requirements of the implant site.

Prepare Surgical Site: Create a mucoperiosteal flap to expose the bone and provide clear visibility of the surgical area.

Mesh Placement: Gently position the Titanium Mesh over the bone defect, ensuring coverage and stability.

Secure Placement: Utilize appropriate fixation methods, such as screws or pins, to secure the mesh firmly in place.

Bone Graft Placement: Introduce the bone graft material within the mesh structure to support optimal bone regeneration.

Closure of Flap: Carefully close the mucoperiosteal flap over the mesh and secure it in place.

Postoperative Care: Provide postoperative instructions to the patient, including oral hygiene practices and follow-up appointments.