NeoGen Ti-Reinforced PTFE Membrane
Design Principle
The Ti-Reinforced membrane has a three-layer design. The outer, soft tissue friendly PTFE layer is resistant to bacteria; the middle layer is a strong highly shapeable titanium mesh; and the inner PTFE layer has an expanded texture that enables predictable hard tissue integration. This combination results in a membrane that is easy to handle and protects the augmentation site in a predictable manner.

Soft Tissue Side
The soft tissue side of the membrane has a tight texture. This enables soft tissue interaction which further increases membrane stability. It also creates a barrier function which minimizes the risk of infection.

Titanium mesh
The titanium mesh configuration constitutes a strong and highly shapeable reinforcement that retains its shape throughout the healing period.
Intended use
The NeoGen® Ti-Reinforced membrane is surgically placed under the oral mucosa to aid in the regenerative healing of bone defects. The membrane stops the soft tissue from growing into the defect and creates space for complete fill of the defect with regenerated bone.
These membranes are typically used for coverage of larger defects where a rigid membrane is needed to ensure coverage from external mechanical forces or to create a scaffold for bone growth outside the bony envelope. For example, vertical ridge augmentations, large buccal defects etc.
Material
The membrane material is polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). The mesh is made of commercially pure titanium. Membrane thickness is 0.25 mm.
Deformation strength
The mesh reinforcement design makes the membrane more resistant to external forces than conventional finger type reinforcements.

Texture
The different surface textures and porosities are created by varying nodes and fibrils within the PTFE material matrix.
Packaging
NeoGen™ Ti-Reinforced membranes are provided sterile and double packed in a box and a pouch. Content of the pouch is sterile. The membranes cannot be re-sterilized.