Occlusive regeneration technique
Stability. Protection. Long-term predictability.
In vertical bone regeneration, the real goal is not merely to create new bone.
It is to keep it stable, dense, and protected over time.
The occlusal barrier technique was developed to address this need: to create a regenerative space that is completely isolated, stable, and controllable throughout all stages of healing.
The biological principle: protecting the regenerative zone
Guided regeneration works when three key factors are met:
Clot stability
Stabilization of the graft material
Complete exclusion of soft tissue
The occlusive technique strictly adheres to these principles, creating a complete barrier that prevents soft tissue migration and protects the developing bone mass.
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Reduction in biological complications
The occlusive technique offers:
Greater graft protection
Reduced risk of early contamination
Better management of complex cases
Initial condition: Note the area of bone atrophy and the lack of attached gingiva
After 3 months, the regenerated ridge can be seen, along with an increase in attached gingiva.
Courtesy of Dr. Fabio Perret
A more predictable and less operator-dependent procedure
When the barrier is digitally designed based on the prosthetic plan:
Critical bone undercuts are avoided
Intraoperative adjustments are reduced
Installation and removal are simplified
Surgery times are being shortened
Related products
Aurix
Custom occlusal barrier
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