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OssMem
The Osstem OssMem is a resorbable bovine-derived Type I collagen membrane designed for guided bone regeneration (GBR). It acts as an effective barrier against soft tissue infiltration, maintains volume stability during healing, and disappears without requiring removal simplifying treatment protocols.
Dependable collagen barrier soft or firm offering stable bone regeneration and customizable handling
The Osstem OssMem is a resorbable bovine-derived Type I collagen membrane designed for guided bone regeneration (GBR). It acts as an effective barrier against soft tissue infiltration, maintains volume stability during healing, and disappears without requiring removal simplifying treatment protocols.
Why It Matters for Clinicians
Long-term GBR success hinges on maintaining graft stability, preventing soft tissue interference, and minimizing patient interventions. The Osstem OssMem excels here by offering a resorbable solution with tailored handling options, fast preparation, and consistent barrier performance—without requiring a secondary surgery for removal. Clinicians gain from simplified usage, reliable bone regeneration, and improved patient comfort and outcomes.
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Dense collagen layers prevent epithelial ingrowth, ensuring secure bone regeneration.
Safe to place, with minimal inflammatory response even adjacent to delicate surgical zones.
Remains firm even after hydration, enabling precise placement and ideal packing capacity.
Hydrates fully in ~120 seconds; resorbs within approximately 4 months, matching typical bone healing cycles.
Produced from high-purity New Zealand bovine collagen, resulting in Grade “0” inflammatory reaction.
Stimulates new bone formation with porosity
- Ephithelial cells are not able to infiltrate
- Serum and nutrients are allowed to infiltrate
- Through the pores, the nutrients are supplied for bone formation
Barrier function
- Dense collagen layer effectively prevents infiltration of soft tissue
- Resorbable membrance with barrier function for new bone formation
- Lasts for 20 weeks after the bone grafting
- Adhere to the bone defect site
- High usability
- Dissolved in approx. 8-12 weeks
- Hydrate for 30 seconds
- Adhere to the bone defect site
- High usability
- Dissolved in approx. 8-12 weeks
- Hydrate for 30 seconds
Biologically compatible
- Raw Material: Bovine Type 1 Collagen (New Zealand)
- Minimal inflammatory response
- No sign of inflammation around the tissue after implantation
