Surgiplaster® – 100% Resorbable Synthetic Calcium Sulfate Graft Material

Surgiplaster® is a safe, predictable, and scientifically proven surgical graft solution for bone regeneration.
Made of 100% synthetic, fully resorbable calcium sulfate, it is designed to fill natural or pathological bone defects in dental and maxillofacial surgery.

The unique combination of calcium sulfate hemihydrate and dihydrate optimizes biological solubility, ensuring complete absorption within 3 months. As it resorbs, Surgiplaster is replaced by new bone tissue. It can be used alone or in combination with Fisiograft Slurry Gel or granular grafts.

🔬 Biological Structure & Mechanism of Action

• Osteoconductive – Supports migration and adhesion of new bone cells

• Highly biocompatible – No inflammation risk, no systemic toxicity

• Animal-free – Free of BSE, HIV, HBV, SARS infectious risks

• Fast resorption – Fully dissolves and replaced by bone within 3 months

• Histologically proven – Bone formation and vascularization observed by the 4th month

🦷 Clinical Advantages

• 100% synthetic and safe structure

• Easily moldable with saline or Fisiograft Slurry Gel

• High volume stability and scaffold effect

• Compatible with a wide range of surgical indications

• Available in syringe or powder-set forms

• Can be used alone or combined with other grafts

📌 Areas of Use & Recommended Versions

💊 Surgiplaster G170 – Technical Details

• Particle size: 0.5–1.0 mm

• Set contents:

  • 2 g granular powder

  • 400 mg hemihydrate

  • 1 ml normal liquid

  • 1 ml fast-setting liquid

• Product code: PFSU0020

📝 Instructions for Use

1. Mix powder and liquid in a sterile environment

2. For higher consistency, add Fisiograft Slurry Gel

3. Apply the paste-like graft to the defect site

4. Cover with PRF or a synthetic membrane if required

5. When used with fast liquid, Surgiplaster may also function as a barrier, reducing the need for an additional membrane

📖 Scientific References

• Supported by over 50 clinical and histological studies

• Osteoconductive effect and safety widely documented

• Published in: Bone Regeneration Journal, J Clin Periodontol, Bone Joint J

⚗️ Technical Description

Standard Setting (With Normal Liquid)

• Setting time: 10–15 minutes

• Provides long working time for clinicians

• Easy to shape and adapt in large-volume or contoured defects

• Compatible with membranes (PRF or synthetic)

• Ideal for aesthetic regions requiring controlled placement

• Consistency can be enhanced with Fisiograft Slurry Gel or granular grafts

Fast Setting (With Fast Liquid)

• Setting time: 2–5 minutes

• Reduces surgical time and accelerates stability

• Suitable for small, closed defects not requiring extensive shaping

• Can serve as a barrier material without membrane coverage

• Minimizes risk of graft displacement in soft tissue contact areas

• Recommended for cases requiring fast application or limited membrane use