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Bioceramic putty

Mohamed Salah Elwakeel · FDA-approved active Small molecule

Bioceramic putty is a biocompatible ceramic-based material that fills and seals bone defects and root canals through direct contact and mechanical integration.

Bioceramic putty is a biocompatible ceramic-based material that fills and seals bone defects and root canals through direct contact and mechanical integration. Used for Root canal filling and obturation, Bone defect filling in dental and orthopedic applications, Periodontal defect management.

At a glance

Generic nameBioceramic putty
SponsorMohamed Salah Elwakeel
Drug classBiocompatible ceramic material / bone graft substitute
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaDentistry / Orthopedics / Endodontics
PhaseFDA-approved

Mechanism of action

Bioceramic putty consists of biocompatible ceramic particles suspended in a carrier medium, designed to be placed into bone cavities, root canals, or periodontal defects. The material sets through a hydration reaction and promotes bone regeneration and healing by providing a scaffold for new bone formation and creating a biocompatible seal that prevents bacterial contamination.

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