Rebuild and strengthen your jawbone for successful dental implant placement with our advanced bone grafting techniques.
Bone grafting is a surgical procedure that rebuilds or augments bone in areas where bone loss has occurred. When teeth are missing for an extended period or lost due to periodontal disease, the jawbone can deteriorate, making it insufficient to support dental implants.
Our advanced bone grafting techniques restore adequate bone volume, creating a stable foundation for successful dental implant placement. In many cases, we can place the implant during the same procedure as the bone graft, minimizing treatment time and office visits.
Why Bone Grafting Matters
Adequate bone density is essential for implant success. Bone grafting not only makes implants possible but also preserves your facial structure and prevents further bone loss.
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We offer multiple bone grafting options tailored to your specific needs and clinical situation.
Bone graft placed immediately after tooth extraction to preserve bone volume and prepare for future implant placement.
Rebuilds the width and height of the jawbone ridge to accommodate dental implants in areas with significant bone loss.
Increases bone height in the upper jaw by lifting the sinus membrane and placing bone graft material beneath it.
Uses a block of bone material for extensive reconstruction in areas with severe bone deficiency.
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Creates sufficient bone volume for successful implant placement even after significant bone loss.
Prevents the sunken appearance that often results from bone loss and missing teeth.
Provides a stable foundation that supports the long-term stability and longevity of dental implants.
In many cases, implants can be placed during the same procedure as the bone graft.
Stimulates your body's natural bone regeneration process for optimal healing.
Our streamlined bone grafting process is designed for your comfort and optimal results.
Comprehensive evaluation with 3D imaging to assess bone density and determine the best grafting approach.
Graft material placed precisely where needed. IV sedation available for complete comfort during the procedure.
Typically 3-6 months for the graft to integrate. In some cases, implants are placed immediately.
Once the graft has healed, dental implants are placed in the newly regenerated bone for permanent results.
Schedule your free consultation to learn if bone grafting is right for you.