Which of the following is an example of a Solid Bioglass Ceramic?

The example of a solid bioglass ceramic is best represented by NovaBone. Bioglass is a type of bioactive glass that is designed to bond with bone and support regeneration. NovaBone is a specific product that utilizes bioglass technology to promote bone healing and integration by stimulating new bone formation due to its bioactive properties.

PerioGlas is also a form of bioactive glass ceramic, specifically designed for use in periodontal applications, as it combines bioactive glass technology with osteoconductive properties. However, in comparison to NovaBone, it may not be as universally recognized as a solid bioglass ceramic in broader applications.

If the answer provided indicates Douek cochlear implants as the correct choice, this would be incorrect since cochlear implants are devices used in hearing applications and do not fall under the category of solid bioglass ceramics. Douek cochlear implants consist primarily of electronic and mechanical components designed for sound transmission and perception rather than bioactive materials. Thus, the correct reference to solid bioglass ceramics would more appropriately highlight products like NovaBone that focus on bone regeneration.