Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc - Complete Buyer’s Guide

Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc - Complete Buyer’s Guide

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Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc - Complete Buyer’s Guide

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Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc - Complete Buyer’s Guide

$49.05 USD
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Product overview

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VeraGraft Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc are an allograft bone substitute composed of mineralized human cortical and cancellous bone particulates. It is designed to support bone regeneration and grafting procedures in dental and orthopedic applications for maintaining or restoring bone volume. This Complete Buyer’s Guide helps you choose confidently, stock appropriately, and support consistent surgical outcomes.

What makes this product stand out?

VeraGraft Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc combines both cortical and cancellous mineralized bone in a mid-range particulate size (250–1000 µm), providing a balance between structural stability and biological surface area. The mineralized matrix supplies a scaffold that supports new bone formation while maintaining space for vascular ingrowth. The powder form allows versatile handling and easy packing into irregular defect sites.

Key advantages include:

  • Mineralized cortical/cancellous blend combines strength (cortical) with porosity (cancellous) for balanced graft support.
  • A particle size range of 250–1000 µm offers a versatile option suitable for various defect morphologies.
  • Allograft material derived from human donor bone, processed to preserve natural architecture.
  • 0.5 cc volume is a convenient unit for moderate-sized defects or augmentation needs.
  • The easy placement powder form adapts well to sockets, defects, and voids.

What is this product made of?

VeraGraft Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc consists of human donor bone (cortical and cancellous) that has been processed to remove antigenic components while preserving the native mineral matrix. This mineralized allograft retains natural bone structure to support osteoconductive healing, providing a scaffold that facilitates host bone cell migration and vascular infiltration.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Mineralized vs. demineralized bone: mineralized grafts like mineralized cortical/cancellous bone granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc, maintain structural rigidity; demineralized bone matrix (DBM) offers more signaling molecules but less mechanical support.
  • Powder vs. granules: powder adapts tightly to irregular defects; granules are easier to handle in larger voids.

The balanced particulate size and composition support a broad range of grafting indications with predictable handling among surgical teams.

What is it used for?

VeraGraft Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc are used in dental surgical procedures requiring bone augmentation or defect fill. It supports ridge preservation, implant site development, and periodontal defect repair by providing an osteoconductive scaffold

Common applications include:

  • Socket grafting following tooth extraction
  • Ridge augmentation for implant site development
  • Periodontal defect fill
  • Sinus lift and lateral window augmentation
  • Filling peri-implant defects and dehiscences
  • Small to moderate bony voids requiring an osteoconductive scaffold

Why you'll appreciate this product

This mineralized bone powder supports predictable bone grafting while maintaining efficient surgical workflows.

For your work:

  • A balanced mineralized matrix supports osteoconduction
  • Powder form conforms to the defect morphology
  • Mid-range particulate size supports vascular ingrowth and stability
  • Reliable allograft quality aids consistent performance

For your practice:

  • 0.5 cc pack supports moderate defects
  • Standardized material helps streamline graft selection
  • Predictable handling reduces chairside guesswork
  • Supports a range of indications from socket grafts to ridge augmentation

A dependable graft like Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc supports consistent clinical results, smoother case flow, and confident surgical care.

Specifications
  • Producr name: Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules
  • Manufacturer: VeraGraft
  • Product: Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Powder
  • Particle size: 250–1000 µm
  • Volume: 0.5 cc
  • Composition: Human allograft (cortical & cancellous)
  • Form: Loose powder
  • Use: Bone grafting and defect fill
  • Regulatory: Processed for safety and sterility per tissue banking standards

Use only as directed. Follow your practice protocols for graft placement, irrigation, and infection control. Confirm sterility and integrity before use

Sizing & selection

Selecting the appropriate bone graft material supports defect morphology, handling preferences, and regeneration goals.

Particle size and defect needs:

The 250–1000 µm range offers a balance of surface area for cell attachment and interstitial porosity for vascular penetration. Smaller particles pack tightly in narrow voids, while larger sizes are better for structural support in broader defects.

Mineralization state:

Mineralized grafts support space maintenance, in ridge preservation, and in larger defects. For enhanced biological signaling, consider materials with demineralized components or composite allografts.

Form factor and handling:

Powder form allows adaptation into irregular spaces and defect morphology. If you prefer granular material for easier placement in larger defects, choose the format that best matches your practice surgical technique.

Volume and workflow:

A 0.5 cc unit fits moderate defect sizes; larger cases require multiple units or larger volume options. Organize inventory by typical case needs to reduce intraoperative exchanges.

When versatile, space-maintaining graft material with dependable handling matters, mineralized bone powder is a practical choice.

Explore other options

Many practices use a suite of graft materials to match specific clinical scenarios:

  • Demineralized bone matrix (DBM) for enhanced biologic signaling
  • Granular allografts for larger defect packing
  • Composite grafts (allograft + synthetic) for tailored biology and structure
  • Barrier membranes for guided bone regeneration techniques

Tailoring graft selection to defect size, biology, and handling preference helps support predictable outcomes.

Care & storage

Store and handle Mineralized Cortical/Cancellous Bone Granules, 250–1000 µm, 0.5 cc, so they remain ready for clinical use:

  • Store in a clean, dry area away from extreme temperatures
  • Keep the packaging sealed until the point of use
  • Use within manufacturer guidelines for shelf life
  • Dispose of unused material per office protocols and biohazard regulations
Frequently asked questions
  1. What is the benefit of a 250–1000 µm particle size?This size range balances surface area for cell attachment with porosity for blood vessel ingrowth, supporting bone regeneration.
  2. Can I use this material in a sinus lift?Yes, mineralized allograft powder can be used in sinus augmentation when combined with appropriate membranes or scaffolding techniques.
  3. How much graft volume will I need?Required volume depends on defect size and morphology. A 0.5 cc pack suits moderate voids; larger defects may need multiple units.
  4. Is this material ready to use?Yes, the powder comes sterile and ready for placement; handle under aseptic conditions as directed.
  5. Do I need a membrane with this graft?Often, barrier membranes improve guided bone regeneration outcomes. The need depends on defect type and surgical protocol.

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