The PerioVive veterinary medical device is a hyaluronic acid (HA) gel that comes in a pre-filled tissue applicator for convenient and precise delivery. Studies show that a single dose of HA post-procedure accelerates tissue healing, increases bone formation, and reduces probing pocket depth across a wide range of dental settings.
Comprehensive, well-established safety and efficacy
Designed specifically for veterinarians by veterinarians
Optimized route of administration for expedient application
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a naturally occurring biomaterial that has been proven safe and effective in both humans and dogs for a variety of indications, including dentistry. Periodontal applications of HA have shown statistically significant efficacy in 5+ canine studies and 100+ human studies. Additionally, HA may prevent progression to more severe periodontal disease and reduce required tooth extraction
HA is extremely hydrophilic, absorbing 1000x its weight in water. When contacted with fluids such as water or blood, it increases in viscosity. And on a microscopic level, it binds to specific cell surface receptors, enhancing extracellular stability.
At Pet Dental USA, our 4 clinics have switched to PerioVive from other perioceutics and are using it routinely in many dental procedures. Our hospitals are thrilled with the outcomes and love that it also helps with post-operative pain, which our patients and their people appreciate too. As a bonus, it’s been a fantastic financial boost in addition to better medicine. You should meet with Bryan and his team so you can add PerioVive to your dental arsenal.
Jennifer Redmon, DVM
The data looks really compelling, and hyaluronic acid is as safe as it gets -- I think this could catch fire.
Craig Lamarsh, DVM
PerioVive appears to be a very useful adjunct to treating periodontal disease in dogs. In my hands, it fills a clinical void in treating both individual teeth with marginal pocket depths that don't fully meet clinical criteria for extraction and in surgical wound healing of teeth extracted as treatment of more advanced periodontal disease.
Nick Warendorf, DVM
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