FIL GOOD - Suture Nylon - Box 12

Key Features

• Non-absorbable monofilament suture: smooth and atraumatic tissue passage
• Low bacterial colonization: no interstices due to monofilament structure
• Excellent knot security: reliable and stable fixation
• Reduced tissue trauma: low friction during placement
• Long-lasting tensile strength: suitable for extended wound support
• Low tissue reactivity: high biocompatibility
• Ethylene oxide sterilization: sterile medical device compliant with U.S.P and European Pharmacopoeia standards

Specifications

• Type: sterile non-absorbable surgical suture
• Structure: monofilament
• Material: polyamide copolymer 6 and 6/6 (Nylon 6 / Nylon 6-6)
• Color: black (hematoxylin/campêche) or blue (FD&C Blue No.2)
• Surface: smooth, non-capillary
• Standards: European Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Eur) / U.S.P
• Use: sterile single-use device

Indications

• Oral surgery
• Periodontal surgery
• Implant surgery
• Gingival sutures
• Soft tissue closure
• Gingival graft procedures
• Oral surgical skin closure
• Procedures requiring long-term tensile strength

Clinical Benefits

• Excellent tissue passage due to monofilament structure
• Reduced infection risk thanks to non-capillary surface
• Reliable knot security for clinical safety
• Low local inflammatory response
• Long-term mechanical strength suitable for extended wound support
• Good tissue tolerance in oral surgery
• Improved aesthetic outcome with minimal scar reaction
• Reduced patient discomfort during suture removal
• Suitable for aesthetic zones and fine suturing

Packaging

• Individually packaged sterile sutures
• Secure dispensing box
• Quick product identification
• Packaging: box of 12 sutures

Quote from Dr. Patrick Feldstein

« I particularly appreciated the nylon for its monofilament structure: the thread does not retain debris in the same way as a multifilament, which contributes to a cleaner and easier-to-maintain suture. However, care should be taken to cut the threads as close to the knot as possible to prevent them from irritating or poking the tongue or cheek. » 

Why choose nylon sutures?

Nylon sutures are widely used in dental surgery due to their excellent handling properties, low tissue reactivity and strong mechanical performance. Their monofilament structure minimizes bacterial colonization and ensures clean and reliable wound closure, particularly in aesthetic zones and procedures requiring long-term stability.