A new chapter in soft tissue augmentation. The NovoMatrix ™ reconstructive tissue matrix is able to transform into soft tissue rapidly and without complications by almost immediate revascularization and fibroblast repopulation.
NovoMatrix ™ is an acellular dermal matrix that allows optimal regeneration in soft tissue augmentation by cell repopulation and revascularization.
- Rapid revascularization thanks to the LifeCell ™ procedure
- Consistent thickness
- Pre-hydrated, ready to use
- Can be stored at room temperature
A NovoMatrix™ application areas:
- Guided tissue regeneration for root coverage
- Localized gingival augmentation to increase keratinized tissue around teeth
- Alveolar ridge reconstruction for prosthetic treatment
- NOVO-1.5 × 1.5: NovoMatrix RTM 1.5 cm x 1.5 cm
- NOVO-1.5 × 2.5: NovoMatrix RTM 1.5 cm x 2.5 cm
- NOVO-1.5 × 4.5: NovoMatrix RTM 1.5 cm x 4.5 cm
- NOVO-2.5 × 4.5: NovoMatrix RTM 2.5 cm x 4.5 cm
NovoMatrix clinical cases
NovoMatrix ™ RTM Clinical Cases by Dr. Edward P. Allen:
Clinical case 1
Pre-op
1 week post-op
8 months post-op
30 months post-op
Clinical case 2
Pre-op
2 weeks post-op
6 months post-op
NovoMatrix™ graft has uniform physical characteristics and great surgical handling, enhancing its ease of use in the tunneling technique. This results in an excellent clinical outcome with minimal post-operative swelling and inflammation.
Edward P. Allen, DDS PhD
Structure of NovoMatrix ™
Histological comparison
NovoMatrix ™ is an acellular dermal matrix extracted from porcine tissue developed for soft tissue solutions. The LifeCell ™ tissue procedure used to process porcine tissue ensures that the biomechanical integrity of the tissue is maintained, which is critical for optimal regeneration.
The optimized sterilization procedure minimizes damage to the proteins and other macromolecules that make up the matrix. This preserves the regenerative properties of NovoMatrix™.
NovoMatrix ™
- Natural spacing between dermal collagen fibers
- Acellular porcine collagen matrix
- Natural fibrillar collagen structure
Human dermis
- Cell presence between collagen fibers
- Natural spacing between dermal collagen fibers
- Natural fibrillar collagen structure
