Bone grafting replaces lost bone to support implants or maintain jaw structure after extractions. We use advanced techniques and biocompatible materials to rebuild the area, preparing your mouth for long-term dental stability and success.
Bone grafting involves placing synthetic or donor bone material into an area where bone is missing. It stimulates new growth and strengthens the jaw, preparing it for implants or preventing collapse after tooth removal.
We use bone grafting to strengthen weak areas of the jaw after tooth loss or before implants. With advanced materials and gentle technique, we rebuild your bone structure for long-term dental success and stability.
Bone Grafting
Rebuild bone for future implant or denture support.
Patients with bone loss from missing teeth or trauma may need bone grafting. It’s ideal for those preparing for dental implants or wanting to preserve jaw structure and prevent facial changes due to bone shrinkage.
Bone grafting is done under local anesthesia. We place graft material into the bone-deficient area and cover it with a membrane. Healing begins immediately. Most patients recover comfortably and notice gradual improvements in jaw strength over the following months.
Bone grafting procedures typically take 45–90 minutes, depending on the site and graft size. Healing takes 4–6 months before implants can be placed. Most patients experience minimal discomfort and return to normal routines quickly.
Healing from bone grafting can take several months. Follow dietary and hygiene instructions carefully, avoid putting pressure on the area, and attend all follow-up visits. Smoking can hinder healing, so it’s important to avoid tobacco use.
Recovery takes time—up to several months. Avoid pressure on the graft site and follow all care instructions closely. Smoking and poor hygiene can slow healing. We’ll schedule follow-up visits to track your progress and ensure readiness for implant placement.