Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structure
In this study, characteristic features of a new regenerative 3D collagen matrix with an orientated open pore structure are studied in-vitro and in-vivo. The noncrosslinked porcine-based resorbable collagen-elastin matrix is designed to provide support during coverage procedures of localized gingival...
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doaj-36b4ac9d9128425980380633d57220762021-09-06T19:19:26ZengDe GruyterCurrent Directions in Biomedical Engineering2364-55042018-09-014123724110.1515/cdbme-2018-0058cdbme-2018-0058Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structureDamink Leon Olde0Heschel Ingo1Leemhuis Hans2Tortorici Martina3Wessing Bastian4Matricel GmbH, Kaiserstr. 100, 52134Herzogenrath, GermanyMatricel GmbH, Kaiserstr. 100, 52134Herzogenrath, GermanyMatricel GmbH, Kaiserstr. 100, 52134Herzogenrath, GermanyJulius Wolff Institut, Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Augustenburger Platz 1, 13353Berlin, GermanyPraxisklinik der Zahnheilkunde am Luisenhospital, Boxgraben 99, 52064Aachen, GermanyIn this study, characteristic features of a new regenerative 3D collagen matrix with an orientated open pore structure are studied in-vitro and in-vivo. The noncrosslinked porcine-based resorbable collagen-elastin matrix is designed to provide support during coverage procedures of localized gingival recessions and for local soft tissue augmentation around teeth and implants and is designed to provide an off-the-shelf alternative to autogenous soft tissue grafts. The in-vitro studies show that the mechanical properties (e.g. suture retention, volume recovery after cyclic compression) and the observed active cell migration into the open porous structure of the matrix fulfil essential design requirements. The in-vivo pig animal study shows that the matrix is well integrated into the surrounding tissue and replaced by newly formed autogenous soft tissue without a significant loss in tissue volume. First clinical case series are being performed to further analyse the new 3D matrix in clinical settings.https://doi.org/10.1515/cdbme-2018-0058biomaterialscollagen3d matrixsoft tissue augmentationdental implantsguided tissue regeneration |
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Damink Leon Olde Heschel Ingo Leemhuis Hans Tortorici Martina Wessing Bastian Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structure Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering biomaterials collagen 3d matrix soft tissue augmentation dental implants guided tissue regeneration |
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Damink Leon Olde Heschel Ingo Leemhuis Hans Tortorici Martina Wessing Bastian |
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Damink Leon Olde |
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Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structure |
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Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structure |
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Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structure |
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Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structure |
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Soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3D matrix with orientated open pore structure |
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soft tissue volume augmentation in the oral cavity with a collagen-based 3d matrix with orientated open pore structure |
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De Gruyter |
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Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering |
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2364-5504 |
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2018-09-01 |
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In this study, characteristic features of a new regenerative 3D collagen matrix with an orientated open pore structure are studied in-vitro and in-vivo. The noncrosslinked porcine-based resorbable collagen-elastin matrix is designed to provide support during coverage procedures of localized gingival recessions and for local soft tissue augmentation around teeth and implants and is designed to provide an off-the-shelf alternative to autogenous soft tissue grafts. The in-vitro studies show that the mechanical properties (e.g. suture retention, volume recovery after cyclic compression) and the observed active cell migration into the open porous structure of the matrix fulfil essential design requirements. The in-vivo pig animal study shows that the matrix is well integrated into the surrounding tissue and replaced by newly formed autogenous soft tissue without a significant loss in tissue volume. First clinical case series are being performed to further analyse the new 3D matrix in clinical settings. |
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biomaterials collagen 3d matrix soft tissue augmentation dental implants guided tissue regeneration |
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https://doi.org/10.1515/cdbme-2018-0058 |
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