Parasorb®
Collagen Cone
Parasorb® Cone is a sterile, fully absorbable collagen cone made of native equine collagen fibrils, shaped for the treatment of the extraction socket after tooth removal. Placed into the alveolus, it saturates with blood to deliver rapid, safe haemostasis and stabilise the blood clot — supporting socket healing with a simple, predictable technique. As a resorbable material, it needs no second procedure for removal.
What clinicians are saying
Real-world feedback from oral and implant surgeons using Parasorb® Cone for socket management in their practices.
"For routine extractions I want the socket stabilised and bleeding controlled before the patient leaves the chair. The cone soaks up blood on placement, sits exactly where I pack it, and the clot holds — including in my patients on chronic anticoagulant therapy, where achieving reliable haemostasis used to take me noticeably longer."
"It's a simple, predictable step that drops straight into my extraction workflow — adapt it to the socket, place it, suture. The high-density collagen gives the socket good structure to work with, and I've been happy with how the ridge holds up when I come back to plan the implant."
Clinical articles & documentation
Four clinical goals, one collagen cone
After an extraction the alveolar socket does not always heal optimally on its own — ridge deficiencies can begin soon after removal. This is RESORBA's 4-in-1 solution: Parasorb® Cone works on four clinical goals at once — safe haemostasis, reduced ridge atrophy, reliable bone regeneration, and high user & patient satisfaction.
When to use Parasorb® Cone
Parasorb® Cone is indicated for the treatment of the extraction socket without bony defect and without any signs of infection, and as a haemostatic agent after tooth extractions and other oral surgeries.
Parasorb® Cone — a closer look
See how the collagen cone is placed and adapted to the extraction socket.
Haemostasis without discontinuing anticoagulant therapy
An independent clinical study evaluated Parasorb® Cone for the prevention of local bleeding after oral surgery in patients on chronic anticoagulant therapy.
- 35 patients on chronic vitamin-K-antagonist anticoagulation underwent 66 tooth and root extractions without discontinuing anticoagulant treatment; Parasorb® Cone was applied topically to the socket with a single suture and compression.
- No local bleeding was reported in 32 of 35 patients (91.4%) throughout the follow-up period; the remaining cases showed only residual bleeding on Day 3, managed in an outpatient setting.
- Post-extraction wound healing was comparable to the control group in which anticoagulant therapy had been discontinued before surgery.
- The authors concluded that Parasorb® Cone was effective in stopping local bleeding after oral surgery without the need to discontinue treatment with dihydroxycoumarin derivatives.
Reference: Dudek D, Badziński A, Karpe J, Warmusz O, Reichman-Warmusz E. "Efficacy of PARASORB Cone® for Prevention of Local Bleeding after Oral Surgery in Patients Treated Chronically with Anticoagulants (Dihydroxycoumarin Derivatives)." Acta Scientific Dental Sciences 5.3 (2021): 88–91.
Size & Pack
Parasorb® Cone is supplied sterile packed, ready for chairside use.
| REF | Description | Size | Content / Box |
|---|---|---|---|
| DK1010 | Parasorb® Cone — Single Sterile Packed | Ø max. 12 mm · height 16 mm | 10 cones |
Technical specifications
| Device type | Absorbable collagen cone - haemostatic socket dressing for oral surgery |
| Material | Native equine collagen fibrils - high-density collagen |
| Collagen content | 22.4 mg native equine collagen fibrils per cone |
| Defect morphology | Cone shape - suited to regular, round defect morphologies (e.g. extraction sockets) |
| Dimensions | Ø max. 12 mm · height 16 mm |
| Absorbability | Fully resorbable - no second procedure required for removal |
| Manufacturer | RESORBA Medical GmbH - Nuremberg, Germany |
| Origin | Made in Germany |
Getting the most from Parasorb® Cone
Practical guidance for predictable haemostasis and socket management.
