4BONETM XBM
Bovine Bone Matrix
Timeline for implant placement* (months):
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
4BONE XBM is an anorganic bovine bone mineral matrix for use in guided bone regeneration
procedures. 4BONE XBM is recommended for use as a bone void filler or augmentation material
in periodontal defects and dental implant procedures.
Manufacturer: Collagen Matrix Inc. Oakland, NJ, USA
ORDERING INFORMATION
4B-X2505 - XBM vial 0.5cc, granule size: 0.25-1mm
4B-X2510 - XBM vial 1.0cc, granule size: 0.25-1mm
4B-X2525 - XBM vial 2.5cc, granule size: 0.25-1mm
4B-X2540 - XBM vial 4.0cc, granule size: 0.25-1mm
4B-X1010 - XBM vial 1.0cc, granule size: 1-2mm
4B-X1025 - XBM vial 2.5cc, granule size: 1-2mm
*
6.
Generally, in augmented areas, the placement of titanium fixtures should
take place once the bone has sufficient strength and integrity for dental
implant placement, which is typically 4-6 months after implantation of a
bone graft material. For sinus floor elevation, typically 9-12 months should
be allowed after implantation of bone graft material before placement of the
titanium fixtures. X-rays should be taken to confirm the bone integrity prior
to dental implant placement.
Advantages
Indications
for using 4BONE XBM:
4BONE XBM is produced by the removal of all organic components
from bovine bone, leaving the natural mineral component for use
as an osteoconductive material to support bone regeneration. Due
to its natural structure, 4BONE XBM is physically and chemically
comparable to the mineralized matrix of human bone. The trabecular
architecture with interconnecting macro and micro pores allows
for the optimal ingrowth of new vascularity and bone at the graft
site and maximizes the potential for angiogenesis.
Filling of infrabony periodontal defects
Filling of extraction sockets
Osteoconductive
Composition and structure similar to
that of natural human bone.
Safe
Filling of peri-implant defects
Quality and design control processes
assure high standards of sterilization
and safety.
Versatile
May be used by itself or mixed
with autogenous bone.
Ridge augmentation
Variety
Available in a range of volumes
and particle sizes.
Sinus augmentation