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Vertical Defect at Baseline Through 36 Months Post-Op Case by: Dr. William Giannobile |
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| 6 month post-operative radiographi showing bone fill on the mesial and distal surfaces of the tooth. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Important Safety Information. View the Package Insert:  United States Canada - English Canada - FrenchTo view a presentation about GEM 21S®, click here. |
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| Baseline clinical photograph reveals a 6 mm, vertical, 4 mm wide, 1-and 2-walled intrabony defect on the mesial of tooth #30. | Pre-operative radiograph | |||||||||||||||||
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| Representative cases from the GEM 21S® pivotal trial: Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Case 4 Case 5 |
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| 12 month post-operative radiograph demonstrating substantial bone fill in the original defect with increased trabecular bone pattern from 6 months post-operative. | 36 month post-operative radiograph demonstrating increased radiopacity of the bone fill on the mesial and distal surfaces of the tooth. | |||||||||||||||||