NuoeMile's Wenno® Stratified Gingival Repair Membrane Launches, Pioneering a New Era in Periodontal Soft Tissue Regeneration
Neo Modulus
Developer of Human Tissue Repair and Organ Regeneration Products
Periodontitis is the primary disease threatening human oral health. According to incomplete statistics, in the United States, the incidence of adult periodontitis is 30%~40%; in China, over 70% of middle-aged and elderly individuals suffer from periodontitis. The treatment of periodontal diseases and the restoration of periodontal defects are the foundation of "periodontal protection" and the key to "preserving natural teeth," as well as a challenging issue of international concern.
On June 9, the 28th China International Dental Equipment & Materials Exhibition and Technical Symposium (Sino-Dental)®On the first day of 2024, the "Leading the Era, Neo Innovation" Neo Modulus new product launch conference was successfully held in Beijing.This conference announcedNeo®The official launch of the gelatin-polycaprolactone layered gingival repair membrane brings a new solution for periodontal soft tissue repair.The meeting received widespread attention both online and offline, with a cumulative audience exceeding 11,000 people.
Group Photo of Attendees
Group Photo at the Listing Ceremony
Address by President Wang Xing
Professor Fan Xiaohui
Chairman Zhang Wencai
In recent years, the health and aesthetics of oral soft tissues have increasingly drawn the attention of both doctors and patients. Free gingival graft (FGG) is currently the gold standard treatment for increasing the width of keratinized gingiva. However, due to issues such as the need for a secondary surgical site, limited donor tissue availability, and significant postoperative discomfort for patients, it presents challenges such as high surgical difficulty and low patient acceptance.®The stratified gingival repair membrane can specifically address the aforementioned issues. Through the pioneering submicron-level scaffold material, Neo Modulus®It can quickly guide the regeneration of natural gums, without the need to create a second surgical site, achieving the same keratinized gingival widening effect as FGG. This not only reduces operation time but also significantly improves patient comfort while offering superior aesthetic outcomes, demonstrating significant clinical value.
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