Bonematrix

Our aim is to develop surgical models that come as close as possible to the feel and appearance of the human organism.
In a broader sense, these models should completely replace animal specimens.
It is now possible for us to mix several materials of different hardness, color and transparency in one printing process.
We achieved our first successes in the preparation of a human bone, this lower jaw was divided into cortical and spongiosa and backed with a soft nerve.

After several months and attempts to select these materials in such a way that their properties come as close as possible to human bone, the first mandibular simple and mandibular bonematrix products are now available for you in the store.

We are now working intensively on the gingival parts to make further training courses with this bone possible, so that courses on cutting and suturing techniques should soon be part of everyday training.
The challenge is to adapt the gingiva to the behavior of the natural gums so that it separates well from the bone.