Clean & Seal^®

Why Clean & Seal?

INTERCEPTION OF PERI-IMPLANT AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES

The Clean & Seal concept, which was developed based on scientific data [1, 2], provides guidance and support for the interception of peri-implant and periodontal diseases. It allows clinicians to save the tooth or implants and prevent the further development of the peri-implant or periodontal disease, which helps to further prevent larger procedures required to rebuild tissue.

Periodontitis, peri-implant mucositis, and peri-implantitis are bacterial inflammations with similar symptoms. The underlying cause of all three indications, which progress in a similar way, is bacterial plaque forming a biofilm, rich in pathogenic bacteria.
The softening of the biofilm and effective elimination of the bacteria is the key prerequisite for successful treatment of these conditions [11].

With regard to peri-implant diseases, they are divided into two subgroups: peri-implant mucositis [1-3], which is characterized by soft tissue inflammation without bone loss, and peri-implantitis, which is characterized by progressive loss of the supporting bone [4]. If left untreated, in the worst-case, peri-implantitis can result in the loss of the affected implant. This problem is relatively new to clinicians and dissatisfying for patients. It is of great importance to treat peri-implant disease at an early stage, with infection control and extensive debridement being crucial for positive treatment outcomes [1, 2]. The likelihood of success is further increased by the supportive application of sealing agents for protection and regenerative support and by regular follow-up to monitor and control inflammation [6].

What makes Clean & Seal special?

Cleaning effect with Perisolv:

• Softening of the extracellular matrix of the biofilm[5]
• Enhancing bacterial removal by mechanical debridement
• Elimination of the biofilm

Sealing effect with Hyadent BG:

• Attracts blood and stabilizes coagulum to support tissue regeneration
• Bacteriostatic effect to provide protection to cleaned site
• Growth factors attracted by hyaluronic acid
• Coordinates inflammation and accelerates angiogenesis

What is Clean & Seal?

Clean & Seal is a treatment protocol to tackle mucositis by erasing the biofilm with Perisolv and securing sustainable healing of the soft tissues with Hyadent BG.

How to use Clean & Seal?

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How does Clean & Seal work?

Treatment of mucositis by Dr Marisa Roncati with Perisolv and Hyadent BG

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