Collagen Matrices: Plug, Tape & Patch
For Total Wound Protection
ZimVie’s Collagen Plug, Tape, and Patch provide versatile and highly absorbent wound care solutions designed for everyday dental procedures. Offering superior wound protection, rapid absorption, and support for new tissue growth, our collagen matrices are ideal for managing oral wounds, extraction sites, periodontal surgeries, and more
Features
Benefits
- Resorbable dressings for the protection and management of oral wounds and ulcers
- Provide reliable and stable coverage to protect the injured site
Support the natural healing process of tissues, with collagen acting as a “scaffold” for regeneration - Enhance cell proliferation and tissue remodeling
- Offer clinical versatility with three available forms to suit different needs and procedures
Indicated for the management of oral wounds and lesions:
- Denture-related irritations
- Suture sites
- Surgical wounds
- Oral ulcers
- Burns
- Traumatic lesions
- Periodontal surgical wounds
- Extraction sockets
1. What are ZimVie’s Collagen Plug, Tape, and Patch used for?
They are used for managing oral wounds such as extraction sites, periodontal surgical wounds, denture sores, oral ulcers, burns, and traumatic wounds.
2. How long do the collagen matrices take to resorb?
ZimVie’s Collagen Plug, Tape, and Patch are designed to resorb within 30 days, supporting fast and effective healing.
3. What makes ZimVie’s collagen matrices highly absorbent?
The collagen plug holds up to 30 times its own weight in fluid, with over 90% open pores to aid in fluid absorption and wound healing.
4. What sizes are available for ZimVie’s collagen wound care products?
- Collagen Plug: 10 mm × 20 mm
- Collagen Tape: 2,5 cm × 7,5 cm (1 mm)
- Collagen Patch: 2 cm × 4 cm (3 mm)
5. Are ZimVie’s collagen matrices suitable for everyday dental procedures?
Yes, their versatility makes them ideal for everyday use, including protecting grafted sites, managing suture sites, and aiding in the healing of various oral wounds.
Resources
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- Data on file of 41 cases performed by 17 clinicians
- Richard Napolitano, Dr. Dietmar Sonnleitner, Dr. Harold Baumgarten and Dr. Alan Meltzer have financial relationships with ZimVie Dental resulting from speaking engagements, consulting engagements and other retained services.