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Tissue origin :
Porcine derma
Tissue collagen :
Preserved
Composition :
100% derma
Thickness :
0.5 mm (±0.1 mm)
0.9 mm (±0.1 mm)
2.0 mm (±0.2 mm)
Estimated resorption :
0.5 mm: about 1 month
0.9 mm: about 3 months
2.0 mm: about 5 months
Packaging :
0.5 mm: 20x20 mm
0.9 mm: 25x25 mm, 12x8 mm, 50x50 mm
2.0 mm: 7x5 mm, 15x5 mm, 30x30 mm, 50x50 mm
GMDN code : 47184

Characteristics: Obtained from derma of porcine origin, using an exclusive Tecnoss® process that preserves the natural collagen fibers⁽¹⁾, Derma membranes are gradually integrated⁽²⁾ with the autologous soft tissues. Their strong consistency and resistance allow a perfect stabilization and a prolonged protection of underlying graft⁽³⁾ in socket regeneration procedures, together with a strong barrier action to guide the growth of epithelium and preventing its invagination.
Clinical indications: Derma membrane is a collagen resorbable matrix useful to augment soft tissues and to protect and stabilize bone grafting materials; only in this specific indication it can be used also in open healing⁽³⁾ situations due to its perfect tissue integration characteristics. If a residual band of keratinized tissue is still present around teeth or implants, Derma membrane can be used as an alternative to connective tissue graft⁽²⁾ to improve the quality of keratinized tissues⁽⁴⁾. Derma has been also documented for horizontal soft tissue augmentation around implants^(5,8).
Mild gingival recessions^(6,7) can be treated with Derma to avoid patient morbidity and discomfort due to connective tissue graft harvesting. To avoid membrane exposure, usually Derma is completely covered by the coronally advanced flap. A properly shaped Derma membrane with rounded edges has been also documented for the tunnel technique⁽⁶⁾.
Bibliography: ¹ DE MARCO P, ZARA S, DE COLLI M, RADUNOVIC M, LAZOVIC V, ETTORRE V, DI CRESCENZO A, PIATTELLI A, CATALDI A, FONTANA A
GRAPHENE OXIDE IMPROVES THE BIOCOMPATIBILITY OF COLLAGEN MEMBRANES IN AN IN VITRO MODEL OF HUMAN PRIMARY GINGIVAL FIBROBLASTS
BIOMED MATER, 2017 SEP 13;12(5):055005

² FICKL S, NANNMARK U, SCHLAGENHAUF U, HÜRZELER M, KEBSCHULL M
PORCINE DERMAL MATRIX IN THE TREATMENT OF DEHISCENCE-TYPE DEFECTS – AN EXPERIMENTAL SPLIT-MOUTH ANIMAL TRIAL
CLIN ORAL IMPLANTS RES, 2015 JUL;26(7):799-805

³ TALLARICO M, XHANARI E, PISANO M, DE RIU G, TULLIO A, MELONI SM
SINGLE POST-EXTRACTIVE ULTRA-WIDE 7 MM-DIAMETER IMPLANTS VERSUS IMPLANTS PLACED IN MOLAR HEALED SITES AFTER SOCKET PRESERVATION FOR MOLAR REPLACEMENT: 6-MONTH POST-LOADING RESULTS FROM A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
EUR J ORAL IMPLANTOL, 2016;9(3):263-275

⁴ FISCHER KR, FICKL S, MARDAS N, BOZEC L, DONOS N
STAGE-TWO SURGERY USING COLLAGEN SOFT TISSUE GRAFTS: CLINICAL CASES AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
QUINTESSENCE INT, 2014 NOV-DEC;45(10):853-60

⁵ FISCHER K R, TESTORI T, WACHTEL H, MÜHLEMANN S, HAPPE A, DEL FABBRO MDEL FABBRO M
SOFT TISSUE AUGMENTATION APPLYING A COLLAGENATED PORCINE DERMAL MATRIX DURING SECOND STAGE SURGERY: A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER CASE SERIES
CLIN IMPLANT DENT RELAT RES., 2019;1–8

⁶ FICKL S, JOCKEL-SCHNEIDER Y, LINCKE T, BECHTOLD M, FISCHER KR, SCHLAGENHAUF U
PORCINE DERMAL MATRIX FOR COVERING OF RECESSION TYPE DEFECTS: A CASE SERIES
QUINTESSENCE INT, 2013;44(3):243-6

⁷ MATOH U, PETELIN M, GASPERSIC R
SPLIT-MOUTH COMPARISON OF CORONALLY ADVANCED FLAP WITH CONNECTIVE TISSUE GRAFT OR COLLAGEN MATRIX FOR TREATMENT OF ISOLATED GINGIVAL
RECESSIONS
INT J PERIODONTICS RESTORATIVE DENT, 2019;39(3):439-446

⁸ VERARDI S, ORSINI M, LOMBARDI T, AUSENDA F, TESTORI T, PULICI A, OREGLIA F, VALENTE NA, STACCHI C
COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES FOR PERI-IMPLANT SOFT TISSUE AUGMENTATION: PORCINE DERMAL MATRIX GRAFT VS. TENTING SCREW
J PERIODONTOL. 2020; ACCEPTED, IN PUBLICATION

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