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  • Guided tissue regeneration helps rebuild lost gum and bone around teeth or implants. A special membrane is placed to encourage natural healing—ideal for advanced periodontal disease or after surgical procedures like bone grafting.

  • We place a special membrane over bone or gum defects to guide natural healing. This barrier prevents unwanted tissue growth and encourages the regeneration of healthy bone or connective tissue around teeth or implants.

  • We support healing after surgery or advanced gum disease by encouraging natural tissue regeneration. Our team uses specialized materials to guide recovery—protecting your smile’s foundation and helping tissues grow back strong and healthy.

Guided Tissue Regeneration

Stimulate soft tissue healing after surgical procedures.

  • Patients with gum or bone loss from disease or surgery may benefit from guided tissue regeneration. This is ideal for those looking to restore healthy support structures and protect existing teeth or implants from further damage.

  • The procedure starts with numbing and a small surgical area. A biocompatible membrane is placed to guide healing and support regrowth. The process is quick and comfortable, with minimal recovery, ideal for restoring tissue health after surgery or gum disease.

  • Guided tissue regeneration procedures last about 60–90 minutes, depending on the extent of bone or gum loss. Healing may take several months, but the initial recovery period is short. Follow-ups ensure long-term results and successful tissue regrowth.

  • Healing from guided tissue regeneration takes time, and follow-up care is critical. Avoid brushing the area too aggressively and stick to soft foods during initial recovery. We’ll monitor healing and guide you through every step.

  • Recovery may take several weeks. Stick to a soft food diet and avoid brushing or flossing the treated area aggressively. We’ll check healing and guide you on the best ways to maintain long-term health and comfort.

Frequently Asked Questions

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