Bone grafting is a surgical procedure used to rebuild or strengthen jawbone that has deteriorated due to tooth loss, trauma, or periodontal disease.
Bone graft material is placed in deficient areas and gradually integrates with existing bone, restoring volume and density.
Bone grafting creates a stable foundation for dental implants, prevents further bone loss, supports facial structure, and improves long-term restorative success.

Bone Grafting

Rebuild jawbone support for future implants or restorations.

Patients with bone loss from tooth loss or gum disease may consider bone grafting. Ideal for individuals preparing for dental implants who need additional bone support to ensure long-term stability and successful restorative outcomes.
The experience is carefully managed for comfort. The procedure is explained clearly, and healing is monitored closely. Patients feel supported knowing this step strengthens long-term implant success.
Bone grafting is usually completed in one visit. Healing time varies but often requires several months before implants can be placed.
Healing time is essential before implants. Temporary dietary changes and careful aftercare help ensure graft success.
Swelling and soreness are normal. Healing takes several months. Avoid disturbing the area and follow dietary recommendations.