Technology

Engineered Materials for Predictable Bone Regeneration

Our proprietary synthetic calcium-phosphate material is designed to accelerate bone formation through its unique composition and engineered microstructure.

Research illustration showing bone defects in femur, tibia, iliac crest, and jawbone

01 — MATERIAL COMPOSITION

Materials Designed with Purpose

Our proprietary synthetic calcium phosphate compositions have been tailored through years of materials research and preclinical testing, with a focus on controlling composition, microstructure, and biological performance to support bone regeneration.

Scanning electron micrograph of calcium phosphate material microstructure

02 — RESEARCH ORIGINS

Developed for Challenging Bone Defects

Our dental bone graft technology originated from research into repairing critical-sized bone defects—injuries too large to heal on their own. This work established the foundation for adapting our materials to smaller, more routine dental procedures.

Cranioplasty illustration showing a scaffold used to repair a skull defect

03 — BIOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE

Designed to Support New Bone Formation

Our materials are being developed to provide a temporary framework for new bone formation while gradually resorbing as healing progresses. Preclinical studies have helped us evaluate bone regeneration, tissue response, and material persistence.

Fluorescence microscopy image of cells on biomaterial

04 — PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

One Material Platform, Multiple Applications

From particulate dental grafts to patient-specific scaffolds, our material platform can be processed into different forms to address a range of clinical needs. Our initial commercial focus is on dental bone grafts, with more complex regenerative applications representing longer-term opportunities.

Illustration of bone defects in different anatomical locations

Formats

One material platform, multiple forms.

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Granules

Particulate graft material for dental applications such as extraction sockets and ridge preservation.

Initial focus
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Putty

A moldable format for easier handling and placement in irregular defects.

In development
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Custom Scaffolds

3D-engineered architectures for larger, critical-size orthopedic bone defects.

Pipeline