Product Description
Why Choose Permamem PTFE Membrane
Permamem PTFE Membrane provides reliable barrier protection during guided bone regeneration and socket preservation procedures. Manufactured from dense polytetrafluoroethylene (d-PTFE), it prevents soft tissue invasion while protecting the grafted site throughout the healing period.
Furthermore, the membrane resists bacterial penetration because of its dense microstructure. As a result, clinicians can use it successfully in both submerged and open-healing techniques. Consequently, Permamem PTFE Membrane supports predictable bone regeneration while simplifying postoperative management. (botiss.com)
Reliable Barrier for Bone Regeneration
Successful regeneration depends on stable graft protection. Therefore, Permamem PTFE Membrane maintains the space needed for new bone formation while preventing unwanted soft tissue growth.
In addition, the membrane adapts easily to different defect shapes and remains stable after fixation. As a result, clinicians achieve consistent graft protection in both simple and complex regenerative procedures.
Moreover, clinicians can remove the membrane easily after the recommended healing period. Consequently, they maintain control throughout treatment while reducing complications associated with premature membrane exposure.
Key Features of Permamem PTFE Membrane
- Dense PTFE barrier membrane
- Non-resorbable design
- High resistance to bacterial penetration
- Excellent space maintenance
- Smooth and flexible handling
- Easy trimming and adaptation
- Suitable for open-healing techniques
- Sterile single-use packaging
- Multiple sizes available
- Predictable removal after healing
Package Includes
Each sterile package contains:
- 1 × permamem® PTFE membrane
- Double sterile packaging
- Instructions for use
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | botiss Biomaterials |
| Product | permamem® |
| Material | Dense PTFE (d-PTFE) |
| Product Type | Non-Resorbable Barrier Membrane |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Clinical Use | GBR & Ridge Preservation |
| Removal | Required After Healing |
| Available Sizes | Multiple Options |
Clinical Applications
Permamem PTFE Membrane is suitable for:
- Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR)
- Socket preservation
- Ridge preservation
- Horizontal ridge augmentation
- Vertical ridge augmentation
- Peri-implant defect management
- Immediate implant procedures
- Oral surgery
Benefits for Implant Dentistry
Predictable bone regeneration begins with effective graft protection. Therefore, Permamem PTFE Membrane creates a durable barrier that supports successful bone healing.
Furthermore, the dense PTFE structure blocks bacterial penetration while maintaining space for regeneration. As a result, clinicians protect graft materials more effectively during healing.
Additionally, the membrane performs well even when intentional exposure forms part of the treatment plan. Consequently, clinicians gain greater flexibility while maintaining reliable regenerative outcomes.
Clinical Evidence
The following resources provide clinical guidance and published treatment examples for Permamem PTFE Membrane:
- Official permamem® Product Page – Product information, indications and handling instructions.
- Clinical Case Library – botiss Campus – GBR and ridge preservation cases using PTFE membranes.
- Open-Healing Socket Preservation Case – Dense PTFE membrane clinical protocol.
- Educational Resources – botiss Academy – Surgical techniques and regenerative procedures.
Why Buy from TransAfrica Medical Supplies?
TransAfrica Medical Supplies supplies genuine botiss regenerative biomaterials backed by experienced implant professionals.
When you purchase from us, you receive:
- Genuine botiss products
- Clinical product support
- Nationwide delivery across Kenya
- Reliable after-sales service
- Fast order fulfilment
- Trusted regenerative solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Permamem PTFE Membrane used for?
Permamem PTFE Membrane creates a protective barrier for guided bone regeneration, socket preservation and ridge augmentation before implant placement.
Is Permamem a resorbable membrane?
No. It is a non-resorbable dense PTFE membrane that clinicians remove after the recommended healing period.
Can the membrane remain exposed?
Yes. Many clinicians use Permamem PTFE Membrane in open-healing techniques because its dense structure resists bacterial penetration.
Does the membrane require fixation?
For larger defects, clinicians often secure the membrane with fixation pins or sutures to improve stability. However, smaller defects may not require additional fixation.
Can I use it with bone graft materials?
Yes. Clinicians frequently combine the membrane with Cerabone®, Cerabone® Plus, Maxgraft® Granules or autogenous bone during guided bone regeneration.
Is the membrane sterile?
Yes. Every membrane is supplied sterile for single-patient use.



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