How GLYMATRIX Powers OSSIX Regenerative Solutions for GBR & GTR

Learn about how Glymatrix, a proprietary collagen cross-linking technology mimics the natural collagen cycle in the body for all OSSIX regenerative solutions.

Why is it important for #guidedboneregeneration​ & #guidedtissueregeneration​ in #dentistry​?
How does it power the OSSIX® product family of solutions for GBR and GTR?
GLYMATRIX mimics the natural collagen cycle in our body.
This patented core technology is clinically proven, covered by
• Over 100 scientific publications
• Extensive clinical experience worldwide spanning decades
• Hundreds of thousands of procedures
How is GLYMATRIX made? Let’s take a closer look.
First, natural type I porcine collagen is extracted. Then molecular triple-helix collagen is released and extracted, then purified. Next, during enzymatic treatment, immunogenic telopeptides are eliminated. Finally, GLYMATRIX utilizes naturally occurring nontoxic sugar as the cross-linking agent. The polymeric collagen is then reconstituted to serve as the core for OSSIX regenerative solutions.
GLYMATRIX is fully bioprogrammable for specifically engineering long-lasting biomaterials with enhanced stability and specialized properties needed for OSSIX products.
In this video you will also meet our solutions for guided bone and tissue regeneration powered by GLYMATRIX:
• OSSIX Plus #ossixplus​ -- the only ossifying membrane resistant to degradation when exposed and maintains barrier function for 6 months.
• OSSIX Volumax #ossixvolumax​ -- a unique volumizing, ossifying collagen scaffold, winner of the DrBicuspid Dental Excellence Award
• OSSIX Bone #ossixbone​, the newest member of the #DatumDental​ family (cleared by the FDA, received CE Mark) -- an ossifying collagen sponge that promotes true bone without remnants.

These products are all cleared by the FDA, have CE Mark and are in use in over 30 countries.
OSSIX regenerative solutions are used in daily practice by #periodontists​, #oral​ surgeons, #maxillofacial​ surgeons, and other specialists, as well as in general practitioners in a wide variety of clinical procedures – from routine procedures to challenging cases.