Comparative Study of Alloplastic and Xenogeneic Biomaterials Used for in Dentistry

Abstract Biomaterials are routinely used in dentistry for tissue engineering. The purpose of the present work is to compare performance a new alloplastic biomaterial (Blue-Bone®), xenogeneic (Bio-Oss®), and mixture both biomaterials with 50% autogenous bone. 32 Wistar rats underwent surgical procedure which circular disc bone was removed from calvaria trephine drill 10 mm diameter create critical defect, filled under study. After 40 days, animals were euthanized processing analysis. Histomorphometric determination vital mineralized (VMT), no-vital (NVMT), on-mineralized (NVMT) performed. results showed that, while cavities Bio-Oss® needed be mixed an better performance, Blue-Bone® does not need promote more cellular vascularized matrix.