The CorNeat gPatch is the first permanent & tissue-integrating periodontal surgical matrix for Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) and gingival recession surgeries.

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An optimal GBR membrane

The features and benefits of the CorNeat gPatch position it as an optimal membrane for GBR, a common procedure performed to rebuild the alveolar ridge and enable it to support a tooth implant. The CorNeat gPatch combines the advantages of non-degradable membranes, such as high tensile strength, malleability, ease of handling and suturing, resulting in better bone regeneration control, together with resorbable membranes and ECMs, including better biocompatibility and bio-integration in a single surgery.

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The CorNeat gPatch is fully synthetic, hence it cannot carry or transmit disease. From a logistical perspective this allows for a long shelf life, easing regulatory hurdles related to transportation.

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The only permanent gingival reinforcement patch

Current solutions for gingival recession (around teeth or dental implants) rely on the use of autografts, allografts/xenografts, or collagen matrices, which are sutured over the exposed area and then covered by a flap of soft gingival tissue. Unlike these grafts and collagen matrices that are absorbed over time, yielding poor long-term results, the CorNeat gPatch provides, for the first time, a permanent infrastructure for gingival tissue regeneration. It is the only “scaffold” that remains in the tissue for life and, once bio-integrated, provides long lasting mechanical support to surrounding tissue. It is poised to disrupt the gingival soft tissue repair market and revolutionize current treatment.