
Rebuilding Bone Strength for a Healthier Smile
What is Bone Grafting?
Your jawbone depends on tooth roots to stay strong. When a tooth is lost and not replaced, that area of the bone gradually shrinks. Conditions like gum disease, infections, or trauma can also lead to bone loss.
Bone grafting involves placing special grafting material in areas where bone has weakened. This encourages your body to regenerate new bone tissue, creating a stable base for future restorations. It’s a safe, proven method that helps maintain your facial structure and preserve your oral health.
Types of Bone Grafts
- Autografts: Bone taken from your own body for the most natural integration.
- Allografts: Bone from a human donor that’s processed for complete safety.
- Xenografts: Bone material from a safe animal source that supports natural bone growth.
- Synthetic Grafts: Biocompatible materials designed to mimic natural bone structure.
Benefits of Bone Grafting
- Providing a strong base for dental restorations
- Preserving your natural facial shape
- Preventing further bone deterioration
- Supporting lasting oral function and stability
What to Expect During the Procedure
Bone grafting is typically performed under local anesthesia for your comfort. The grafting material is carefully placed into the targeted area, and your body gradually replaces it with natural bone tissue over time. Healing can take several months, but the result is a stronger, more stable jawbone ready for future treatments.
You’ll receive detailed aftercare instructions to help manage healing, and our team will monitor your progress closely to ensure success.
