OSSPORE TCP-HA Sinus is an advanced injectable synthetic bone graft paste developed specifically for sinus lift procedures, dental implant surgery, Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR), and oral & maxillofacial bone reconstruction. Formulated using a highly biocompatible combination of Beta Tricalcium Phosphate (β-TCP) and Hydroxyapatite (HA), this ready-to-use graft material provides an ideal osteoconductive scaffold that supports predictable new bone formation while maintaining excellent handling characteristics during surgical procedures.

The syringe-based delivery system allows clinicians to place the graft accurately into confined defects and sinus cavities with minimal material loss. Its injectable consistency ensures excellent adaptation to irregular bone defects while maintaining intimate contact with surrounding tissues. This simplifies surgical procedures and reduces chairside preparation time, making OSSPORE TCP-HA Sinus an efficient solution for modern regenerative dentistry.

The porous synthetic structure promotes vascularization, osteoblast attachment, and cellular ingrowth, creating an ideal environment for natural bone regeneration. As healing progresses, the β-TCP component gradually resorbs and is replaced by newly formed bone, while the Hydroxyapatite component provides long-term structural stability, helping preserve graft volume during the regeneration process. This balanced composition delivers predictable clinical outcomes and excellent implant support.

Unlike animal-derived graft materials, OSSPORE TCP-HA Sinus is completely synthetic, eliminating the risk of disease transmission and minimizing immunological reactions. Its excellent biocompatibility supports healthy tissue integration with minimal inflammatory response, making it suitable for a wide range of regenerative procedures.

OSSPORE TCP-HA Sinus is indicated for sinus augmentation, lateral and crestal sinus lift procedures, implant site development, socket preservation, ridge augmentation, peri-implant bone defects, periodontal bone regeneration, Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR), Guided Tissue Regeneration (GTR), and oral & maxillofacial reconstructive surgeries. It can be used alone or in combination with collagen membranes, PRF, autogenous bone, or other regenerative biomaterials depending on the clinician’s treatment protocol.

The ready-to-use syringe provides precise delivery directly into the surgical site without additional mixing, ensuring consistent placement and reducing contamination risks. Its cohesive consistency minimizes graft migration while maintaining excellent stability throughout the healing period. This makes OSSPORE TCP-HA Sinus particularly effective in procedures requiring controlled graft placement and predictable regenerative performance.

Trusted by implantologists, periodontists, oral surgeons, and maxillofacial specialists, OSSPORE TCP-HA Sinus offers outstanding handling, excellent biocompatibility, controlled resorption, and long-term regenerative support. It is designed to help clinicians achieve reliable bone regeneration and successful implant outcomes in both routine and complex bone grafting procedures.

Key Features

• Injectable synthetic bone graft paste
• Ready-to-use syringe
• β-TCP & Hydroxyapatite formulation
• Osteoconductive scaffold
• Supports cell ingrowth
• Enhanced biocompatibility
• Controlled resorption
• Excellent handling characteristics
• Easy application in sinus procedures
• Sterile and ready for use
• Professional dental use

Benefits

• Promotes predictable bone regeneration
• Ideal for sinus lift procedures
• Supports implant stability
• Easy syringe delivery
• Excellent adaptation to defects
• Maintains graft volume
• Encourages vascularization
• Reduces material wastage
• Eliminates disease transmission risks
• Reliable clinical outcomes

Indications

• Sinus Lift Surgery
• Sinus Augmentation
• Dental Implant Site Development
• Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR)
• Guided Tissue Regeneration (GTR)
• Ridge Augmentation
• Socket Preservation
• Periodontal Bone Defects
• Peri-implant Bone Defects
• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery