Sutures

Sutures

Dentigo Surgical Sutures are designed to support precise tissue approximation and controlled wound closure in oral and implant surgery. The collection includes absorbable and non-absorbable suture materials paired with surgical needle designs intended to promote smooth tissue penetration and consistent handling during placement.

⭐ Clinical Selection Guide: Suture Materials & Needles

Select suture material and needle configuration based on tissue type, closure requirements, and anticipated healing timeline:

  • Absorbable Sutures (PGA / PGLA): Commonly used for internal closure where gradual resorption is preferred during the healing process.
  • Non-Absorbable Sutures (Silk / Nylon): Selected for soft tissue stabilization and mucosal closure; braided and monofilament options support different handling and tissue considerations.
  • Reverse-Cutting Needle Design: Triangular needle geometry intended to facilitate controlled penetration through dense oral mucosa while reducing the risk of tissue tearing.

Dentigo surgical sutures are manufactured with stainless steel needles and quality-controlled materials to support consistent clinical handling and dependable performance.

Final Site Management: Sutures are often used together with grafting materials and membranes to help secure the surgical area during healing. Explore our Membranes & Wound Care and regenerative biomaterials for a more complete surgical workflow.

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