Suture Material
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- Polymerises within 10 seconds
- Wound protected by an antibacterial barrier
- Easy and precise dosing
- The patient can shower after application
- Time and cost-effective
- Ultra-long-term tear-resistant and absorbable
- Reduces bacterial colonisation and is gentle on tissue
- Excellent for abdominal wall and fascia closures
- Optimal ratio between absorption time and tensile strength
- Complete absorption after approx. 13–36 months
- Available in various needle sizes and thread lengths
- Long lasting tear resistance
- Resorbable, monofilament suture material
- With high-quality Easyslide needle
- Lengthwise elastic
- Available in various sizes
- Monofilament, synthetic, absorbable (Poliglecaprone 25)
- Antibacterial coating with triclosan
- VISI-BLACK needle for maximum visibility in the surgical field
- Smooth tissue passage for minimal tissue trauma
- Complete absorption after 90–120 days
- Ideal for subcutaneous sutures, gynaecology, urology, and gastroenterology
- Ethyl-2-cyanoacrylate adhesive for wound closure.
- Antifungal, antibacterial, crack & water resistant
- For wounds of any length and mucous membranes
- Easy application thanks to hygienic disposable pipettes
- Reliable protection against wound infections
- Antibacterial coating with triclosan
- Monofilament, synthetic and smooth suture material
- MULTIPASS needle coating for minimal tissue trauma
- Minimal memory effect thanks to one-step RELAY Zipper packaging
- Complete absorption within 90–120 days
- For skin, subcutis, gynaecology, urology, gastrointestinal tract
- Absorbable suture material with rapid loss of tensile strength
- Minimally invasive tissue reaction due to synthetic material
- Complete absorption in approx. 42 days
- Easy, secure knotting thanks to braided & coated structure
- Ideal for skin, mucosal, episiotomy and conjunctival sutures
- Complies with international pharmacopoeia standards (USP, Ph. Eur.)
- Antibacterial coating with triclosan
- Very smooth, glides easily through tissue
- High tensile strength in the first weeks after implantation
- Complete absorption in 90–120 days
- PRIME needle for maximum precision and minimal tissue trauma
- For gynaecological, urological & gastrointestinal applications
- Antibacterial coating with triclosan
- Monofilament and synthetic for minimal tissue reaction
- Good suppleness and easy tissue passage
- Absorbable: complete absorption in 90–120 days
- Ideal for general soft tissue approximation/ligation
- Available in various gauges, colours, and needle types
Surgical Sutures for Dentistry
During dental treatments, such as oral surgery, surgical sutures are used to close and protect the wound. In this category, you will find a variety of needle-and-thread combinations designed for wound management following surgical procedures, including complex extractions or apicoectomies.
Choosing the right suture material is essential for optimal healing, patient comfort, and minimizing the risk of infection. Options include resorbable and non-resorbable threads in different thicknesses, suitable for soft tissue adaptation in the oral cavity.
Monofilament or Multifilament Sutures
In dentistry, atraumatic suture material is used after surgical procedures. This type of surgical suture is directly welded to the needle, ensuring maximum tissue preservation during stitching.
The type of suture also plays a crucial role in protecting tissue. Braided or twisted sutures (multifilament) offer high tensile strength and excellent knot security, but compared to monofilament sutures, they can have a sawing effect and a higher risk of bacterial contamination.
Monofilament sutures consist of a single strand, resulting in lower resistance when passing through tissue. Because the risk of bacterial transfer is reduced and the oral mucosa is naturally colonized by many bacteria and fungi, monofilament materials such as polypropylene sutures are widely used in dental applications.
