Why Bone Grafting Matters

Bone loss in the jaw can occur after tooth loss, gum disease, or trauma, making it difficult to place dental implants. Bone grafting restores volume and density, giving your jaw the strength it needs for long-term oral health and implant success.

What Is Bone Grafting?

Bone grafting is a surgical procedure where bone or synthetic material is placed into areas where bone has been lost. Over time, your body replaces the graft with natural bone, rebuilding your jaw's structure.

Types of Grafts We Offer:

• Autografts: Your own bone (usually from the mouth or jaw)

• Allografts: Donor bone from tissue banks

• Xenografts: Bone material from animals, safely processed

• Alloplasts: Synthetic bone substitutes

Who Needs Bone Grafting?

You may benefit from grafting if you:

• Are missing teeth and a lack of bone for implants

• Have jawbone loss from periodontal disease or trauma

• Want to preserve the bone after extraction

• Need ridge augmentation before restoration

CBCT imaging helps us evaluate your needs with precision.

Benefits of Bone Grafting:

• Provides a strong foundation for implants

• Supports facial structure and aesthetics

• Reduces the risk of implant failure

• Prevents bone collapse and shifting of nearby teeth