Bone substitute, granules (crunch) 0.5-1 mm 15 cc 90% HA, 10% Beta-TCP Powerbone
Description
Powerbone Crunch is a bioactive synthetic bone substitute with osteoconductive properties, designed for the reconstruction of small to medium-sized bone defects. Its fine granulation makes it ideal for narrow spaces or areas with complex geometry, ensuring rapid and efficient bone integration.
📏 Granulation and Volume
0.5–1 mm granules – suitable for small defects, fine contouring, and precise filling.
Volume: 15 cc – sufficient for multiple applications or extensive areas.
🔬 Biocompatible Composition
90% hydroxyapatite (HA) – a stable component with slow resorption.
10% beta-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP) – stimulates gradual resorption and bone regeneration.
Completely synthetic – no animal or human origin.
🧩 High Osteoconductivity
Porous structure facilitating cellular colonization, new bone formation, and integration with native tissue.
Allows blood vessel migration and supports osteogenesis.
🧪 Controlled Resorption
Slow resorption due to high HA content – maintains volume and shape over the long term.
Promotes gradual replacement with natural bone.
🧰 Versatile Use
Can be used alone or combined with autologous bone, blood, plasma, or other biomaterials.
Easily shaped within the bone cavity thanks to the small granule size.
📷 Postoperative Monitoring
Visible on radiological examinations – radiopaque.
✅ Indications
Bone augmentation in implantology, oral surgery, and maxillofacial surgery.
Small bone defects in orthopedics and traumatology. Filling of bone cavities following cysts or benign tumors.
📄 Certifications
Class III medical device, CE certified, in compliance with European regulations.
Granular bone substitute:
Public and private hospitals where the presented solution is used:
- "Sfânta Maria" Children's Clinical Emergency Hospital – Iași
- Polisano Clinic Sibiu
- SANADOR Clinical Hospital
- "Bagdasar-Arseni" Clinical Emergency Hospital – Bucharest
- Bucharest Clinical Emergency Hospital
- Colentina Clinical Hospital
- Faculty of Dentistry
- "Carol Davila" Central Military Emergency University Hospital
- Bucharest Emergency University Hospital
