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Bioviva Mineralized Bone Allograft – Cortical Cancellous Dental Bone Graft Material

Bioviva Mineralized Bone Allograft – Cortical Cancellous Dental Bone Graft Material

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  • SKU: BAMM-S2
  • Brand: Bioviva
  • Ships From: 3D Dental Warehouse
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Description

Cortical-Cancellous Bone Graft for Socket Preservation and Implant Sites

Bioviva Mineralized Cortical-Cancellous Bone Allograft combines two particle types that do different jobs. The cortical fraction resists resorption and holds space; the cancellous fraction is porous and vascularizes quickly. Together they give you graft volume that survives long enough for the patient's own bone to remodel through it.

Particle size is 250–1000 microns — the range that packs into a socket without washing out under irrigation. Four volumes are offered, from 0.25cc for a single-rooted socket up to 2.0cc for sinus and ridge work.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Cortical-cancellous blend: Space maintenance from the cortical fraction, rapid vascular ingrowth from the cancellous.
  • 250–1000 micron particles: Handles and packs predictably, resists irrigation washout.
  • Osteoconductive scaffold: Provides the framework for host bone to remodel through.
  • AATB accredited, FDA registered: Processed under accredited tissue bank standards.
  • Four volumes: 0.25cc, 0.5cc, 1.0cc, and 2.0cc — buy the volume the case needs.
  • Room temperature storage: Five-year shelf life, no refrigeration.

Clinical Applications

  • Extraction site and socket preservation
  • Implant site development
  • Sinus elevation and augmentation
  • Horizontal and vertical ridge augmentation
  • Periodontal intrabony and furcation defects
  • Peri-implant defect repair

Tissue Sourcing and Safety

  • Donors screened and selected under documented donor verification and collection protocols
  • Processed by an FDA-registered, AATB-accredited tissue bank
  • Gamma irradiated and sterile packaged
  • Validated cleaning and quality assurance procedures for tissue cleanliness
  • 100% bone — no synthetic extenders or carriers
  • Five-year shelf life from date of processing

Why Choose Bioviva Allograft

Mineralized cortical-cancellous allograft is a well-established category, and the premium brands in it — Puros, MinerOss, OraGRAFT, DynaBlast, Maxxeus — are all processed to comparable AATB standards. Bioviva is produced under the same accreditation framework at a materially lower cost per cc.

For a practice placing implants regularly, graft material is a recurring line item, and the difference compounds across a year of socket preservation cases.

What's Included

  • One (1) sterile vial of Bioviva mineralized cortical-cancellous bone allograft in the volume selected
  • Lot documentation and tissue tracking information

Warranty and Support

Supplied sterile and single-use. Human tissue allografts are regulated by the FDA as HCT/Ps under 21 CFR Part 1271 and are not returnable once the sterile package is opened. DentalMarketplace coordinates fulfillment, documentation, and support.

Related Products

Consider Bioviva Mineralized Cancellous Allograft where faster turnover is preferred, Bioviva DBM Putty for a moldable carrier-free option, and Bioviva Fiber Plug for single-socket grafting. Bioviva Hemostatic Gauze and the suture line complete the extraction and grafting workflow.

Technical Specifications

Bioviva Mineralized Bone Allograft

  • Brand: Bioviva
  • Manufacturer: 3D Dental Designs and Development, LLC
  • Product Type: Mineralized cortical-cancellous bone allograft
  • Composition: 100% human bone, cortical and cancellous mix
  • Particle Size: 250–1000 microns
  • Volumes Available: 0.25cc, 0.5cc, 1.0cc, 2.0cc
  • Graft Behavior: Osteoconductive
  • Processing: Gamma irradiated, sterile packaged
  • Accreditation: AATB accredited, FDA registered tissue bank
  • Regulatory Status: HCT/P under 21 CFR Part 1271
  • Shelf Life: 5 years from processing
  • Storage: Controlled room temperature
  • Sterility: Sterile, single use

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between cortical and cancellous bone in a graft?

A: Cortical bone is dense and resorbs slowly, so it maintains graft volume and space. Cancellous bone is porous and vascularizes faster, supporting quicker cellular ingrowth. A mix delivers both behaviors.

Q: What particle size is this allograft?

A: 250 to 1000 microns, which packs into sockets and defects predictably and resists washout during irrigation.

Q: Which volume should I order?

A: As a general guide, 0.25cc suits a single-rooted socket, 0.5cc a molar socket, 1.0cc larger defects or a small sinus lift, and 2.0cc sinus elevation and ridge augmentation. Case anatomy determines the actual requirement.

Q: Is this human tissue?

A: Yes. It is a human bone allograft, regulated by the FDA as a human cell, tissue, and cellular and tissue-based product under 21 CFR Part 1271, and processed by an AATB-accredited, FDA-registered tissue bank.

Q: How is the tissue screened and sterilized?

A: Donors are screened under documented verification and collection protocols. The tissue is gamma irradiated, sterile packaged, and subject to validated cleaning and quality assurance procedures.

Q: Is it osteoinductive or osteoconductive?

A: Mineralized allograft is osteoconductive — it provides a scaffold that host bone remodels through. For osteoinductive potential, see Bioviva DBM Putty, which is demineralized.

Q: What is the shelf life and how should it be stored?

A: Five years from processing, stored at controlled room temperature. Refrigeration is not required.

Q: Does this product have a barcode or GTIN?

A: No, and that is expected. Human tissue allografts are regulated as HCT/Ps rather than as medical devices, so they fall outside the FDA Unique Device Identification system and do not carry UDI or GTIN numbers.

Q: How long before the graft remodels into host bone?

A: Remodeling is gradual and typically measured in months, influenced by particle size, defect size and containment, patient health, and site. Most implant protocols allow four to six months before placement, though your clinical judgment and radiographic assessment govern.

Q: Is a dental license required to purchase?

A: Yes. Allograft tissue requires dental license verification at checkout under FDA distribution requirements for human tissue products.

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