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Bone Grafting

What is Bone Grafting?

Bone grafting is a dental procedure used to fix weak or missing bone in your jaw. It's needed when there's not enough healthy bone to support dental implants or other treatments. This can happen due to tooth loss, gum disease, or aging. Bone grafting helps rebuild the bone, making it strong enough for dental work.

Benefits of Bone Grafting

   Supports Dental Implants:
It makes the jaw strong enough to hold dental implants.

   Improves Look and Function:
It helps implants, dentures, or crowns fit and look natural.

   Prevents Future Problems:
It stops further bone loss and makes it easier to replace missing teeth.

   Keeps Jawbone Healthy:
It prevents more bone loss, keeping your jaw stable.

How does it work?

Bone grafting adds bone material to the areas where bone is missing. Over time, it fuses with your natural bone, making the jaw strong enough for dental treatments.

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Step 1

Examination

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Step 2

CT - Scan

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Step 3

Grafting surgery

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Step 4

Implant placement

Your Questions Answered

Bone grafting is needed when there is insufficient bone in the jaw to support dental implants, often due to tooth loss or gum disease

The dentist places bone material in the area of the jaw that needs reconstruction, which will then fuse with the natural bone over time

Bone grafting is generally performed under anesthesia and most patients experience minimal discomfort during recovery

Bone grafts usually take a few months to heal, depending on the type of graft and individual healing factors

Bone grafting is often necessary if there isn't enough healthy bone in the jaw to securely hold a dental implant

Risks include infection, bleeding, and graft failure, though these are relatively uncommon when performed by an experienced specialist