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The use of collagen bone graft substitute block eliminates the supply and infection problems associated with autografts and allografts. However, most of the currently available bone substitutes are fragile and cannot withstand large loads. Extensive research is underway and the following two types of alternatives will improve this situation.

Dental collagen products are diverse and have a wide range of applications. For example, dental collagen wound dressing plugs are used to control bleeding, and absorbable forms of collagen are used to dress oral wounds, close grafts, and extraction sites, and promote healing. Dental collagen membranes have also been used in periodontal and implant treatments as a barrier to prevent epithelial migration and to allow regenerative cells to refill defective areas. Next are some details.

Bone grafts are used in a variety of surgical procedures designed to promote new bone growth to repair bone defects, enhance bone growth at specific sites, promote fusion of adjacent bone. Thereby restoring and improvnig the stability of the skeletal structure and reducing the back and leg pain suffered by the affected individual. In many cases, the surgical procedure combines the use of bone graft with any one of several tools, such as pedicle screws and rods.

Collagen Wound Dressing comes in a variety of forms, they can be an amorphous gel, flakes, or powder that can absorb varying degrees of wound exudate. Collagen Wound Dressing can also be combined with silver to block bioburden or biofilm in the wound environment. Some collagen dressings are combined with other components such as ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), or alginate to enhance the properties of collagen, thus having the dual effect of reducing MMP activity or controlling exudate.

Bone grafting substitutes is a variety of surgical methods to add or stimulate the formation of new bone wherever it is needed and is a common surgical procedure in orthopedic surgery. Next to blood, bone is the second most common tissue transplanted, with more than 2 million graft procedures performed worldwide each year. It is important to develop an artificial osteoconductive matrix of collagen bone graft substitutes using biological porous material as an alternative.

Dental collagen products are a new type of biomaterial that plays a great role in hemostasis, soft tissue repair, hard tissue repair, infection control, and wound treatment. The active collagen extracted from healthy animal tissues has a structure similar to human collagen, which makes it an ideal carrier for human cells and resembles the extracellular matrix, giving it good compatibility with living cells. Next is a description of the functions of dental collagen products.

Four types of bone graftsIn the United States alone, more than 500,000 bone grafts are performed each year, making bone tissue the second most common tissue transplanted after blood tissue. The autologous bone graft is the gold standard by which all other alternatives are measured.