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FDA Approves INFUSE Bone Graft for Use in Dentistry
April 04, 2007 at 1:34 PM
Dental News
"FDA approval of INFUSE marks a major step forward in the future of implant dentistry" comments Dr. Andrei Mark of Central Park Oral Surgery in New York City. Dr. Mark, who was recently featured on the cover of Doctor of Dentistry -- NYC edition, was one of the first dentists locally to incorporate off-label use of INFUSE in implant dentistry with remarkable results. The outcome of one of his most recent patient cases will appear in the Dental Case Studies column written by Dr. Mark in the upcoming May/June issue of the New York City edition of Doctor of Dentistry magazine.
Commenting on the potential use of INFUSE in implant dentistry Dr. Mark went on to say, "the accelerated bone growth promoted by this morphogenetic protein-2 will enable patients who were previously poor candidates for dental implants to revisit this procedure as a more permanent means to help restore their natural bite characteristics."
Source- Emediawire
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