permamem®

High-Density PTFE Barrier Membrane

permamem® is an exceptionally thin, non-resorbable and biocompatible membrane. It is composed of biologically inert, high-density polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), which acts as an efficient barrier against bacterial and cellular penetration, and can therefore be used for open healing in certain indications. In addition, an easy removal of the membrane is enabled as no adjacent tissue grows into it. permamem® maintains its structural characteristics both during the initial implantation and over the whole healing time.

Socket and ridge preservation (open healing)
Horizontal/vertical augmentation
Fenestration and dehiscence defects
Intrabony defects (1- 3 wall)
Furcation defects (class I and II)

Handling	permamem® can be easily manipulated and applied thanks to its thin character (thickness ~ 0.08 mm). The rounded edges of the membrane avoid traumatization of the soft tissues. In open healing procedures, permamem® may easily be removed after the healing time in a non-surgical way with a pair of tweezers. The blue color allow for easy recovery of the membrane.
Fixation	permamem® should always be immobilized at the recipient site by pins, screws or sutures. For socket and ridge preservation, permamem® can be sutured to the periosteum or a periosteal flap to achieve a tight adaptation of the membrane to the recipient site.
Shaping	The membrane can be cut to the desired shape and size with a pair of scissors or a scalpel while maintaining sterility.
Removal	permamem® should be removed after 3-4 weeks. An exposed membrane may be easily removed with tweezers. If primary closure is obtained during membrane placement, opening of the surgical site will be required to remove the membrane. After removal of permamem®, the primary healing process and the reepithelialisation of the regenerating soft tissue will be completed within one month.

Treatment of a failed implant in the aesthetic zone - Dr. S. Pelekanos

Initial clinical situation.

Treatment of a fenestration defect using maxgraft® and permamem® - Dr. Y. Kassem

Initial clinical situation.

Horizontal ridge augmentation using cerabone® block, permamem® and Jason® membrane - Dr. P. Lázaro

Initial clinical situation.

Ridge preservation with permamem®, maxgraft® granules and autologous bone - Dr. E. Valdimarsson

Baseline clinical situation.

Socket preservation using cerabone® and permamem® - Dr. A. Caiazzo

Socket preservation using cerbaone® and permamem® - Dr. A. Caiazzo

Grafting of the extraction socket with small cerabone® granules.

Socket preservation with permamem® and maxgraft® granules - Dr. P. Di Capua

Situation before tooth extraction

Socket preservation using cerabone®, Jason® membrane and permamem® - Dr. P. Di Capua

Situation after tooth extraction.

Horizontal GBR using permamem®, cerabone® and maxgraft® granules and soft tissue augmentation with mucoderm® - Dres. H. Maghaireh and V. Ivancheva

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Initial situation - A young female 34 years old lost her front teeth in an surfing accident and she had a 5 unit bridge supported by her upper left lateral and right canine. The restoration failed and both supporting crowns have exposed and leaking margins.

Posterior socket preservation using maxgraft® and permamem® - Dr. C. Landsberg & Prof. N. Bichacho

Tooth 16 furcation involvement with gingival marginal recession and large Class 5 filling

Vertical bone augmentation using tent pole screw-technique - Prof. Dr. S Fickl

Pre-surgical situation.

Bone defect augmentation in the lower jaw using autologous bone, cerabone® and permamem® - Dr. A. Caiazzo

Pre-surgical situation.

Vertical and horizontal GBR using permamem®, cerabone® and autologous bone - Dr. D. B. Hangyasi

Initial clinical situation.

Ridge preservation and reconstruction of the buccal wall using permamem® and cerabone® - Dr. M. Steigmann

Initial clinical situation showing bone wall defect.

Socket preservation with permamem® - Dr. P. Papi

Pre-operative situation. Lateral view.

Socket preservation with permamem® - Dr. M. Turco

Situation before tooth extraction.

Socket preservation with permamem® - Dr. R. Rannula

Situation after tooth extraction.

Vertical bone augmentation and broadening of attached gingiva using cerabone®, permamem® and mucoderm® - Dr. R. Naimoli

Initial clinical situation with pronounced vertical and horizontal bone defect

Synthetic approach for Socket Preservation - Dr. E. Mota

Synthetic approach for Socket Preservation with maxresorb® inject and permamem® - Dr. E. Mota

Initial panoramic x-ray with failing tooth 16

Implant placement and bone augmentation in the aesthetic zone using maxgraft® and permamem® - Dr. A. Puišys

Implant placed in the deficient site. permamem® in place for covering.

GBR of the edentulous maxillary ridge using permamem®, cerabone® and autologous bone chips - Dr. V. Kalenchuk

Initial clinical situation. Atrophic maxillary ridge.

Implant placement and ridge augmentation using autologous bone, cerabone® and permamem® - Dr. I. Bellanco

Pre-operative situation.

Horizontal GBR in the anterior mandible - Dr. B. Molnar

Intra-operative view.

Ridge preservation using permamem® and maxgraft® granules - Dr. A. Wöst

Extraction socket with bone wall defect

Covering of an immediately placed implant with permamem® - Prof. Z. Mazor

Immediately placed implant covered with permamem®. permamem® passively immobilized by sutures and intentionally left exposed to the oral cavity.

Multiple socket preservation using permamem® and collacone® max - Dr. D. B. Hangyási

Baseline clinical situation.

Horizontal ridge augmentation with permamem®, cerabone® and autologous bone chips - Dr. S. Pelekanos

Atrophic alveolar ridge

100 % synthetic PTFE barrier membrane
Ultra-thin (~0.08 mm)
Impervious to bacteria due to dense structure
Easily removable due to minimal tissue ingrowth into the surface structure
No need for primary soft tissue closure (indication-dependent)
Supports space maintenance (as compared to collagen membranes)
Easy recovery thanks to blue color
Rounded edges for minimal tissue trauma
Easy fixation with sutures or pins
Either side may be placed towards the defect site

Art.-No.	Size	Content
801520	15x20 mm	1 x membrane
802030	20x30 mm	1 x membrane
803040	30x40 mm	1 x membrane

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Videos

permamem® for open healing (Dr. R. Rannula)

permamem® - PTFE barrier membrane

Since permamem® can be used for open healing in socket- and ridge preservation, primary wound closure is omitted and the soft tissue contours are maintained. The missing flap closure avoids displacement of the mucogingival line thus preserving the attached gingiva. Likewise, the aesthetic outcome is improved as the non-surgical removal of the membrane after the healing time omits the need for big surgical incisions. After removal of permamem®, the primary healing process and the reepithelialization of the regenerated soft tissue is completed within about one month.

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permamem® - HIGH-DENSITY PTFE BARRIER MEMBRANE

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