Bone Grafts:

Build a Strong Foundation for Dental Implants 

What Are Bone Grafts? 
Bone grafting is a surgical procedure used to rebuild or strengthen the jawbone, often in preparation for dental implants. The procedure involves transplanting bone tissue (from your own body, a donor, or synthetic materials) to the area where bone loss has occurred. This creates a stable foundation for dental implants and helps restore your oral health. 

Why Choose Bone Grafts? 

• Prepares for Implants: Ensures you have enough bone density to support dental implants. 

• Restores Jawbone Health: Prevents further bone loss and maintains facial structure. 

• Improves Oral Function: Provides a stable foundation for chewing and speaking. 

• Customizable: Tailored to your specific needs and anatomy. 

Who Can Benefit from Bone Grafts? 

• Individuals with significant bone loss due to tooth extraction, gum disease, or trauma. 

• Those preparing for dental implants but lack sufficient bone density. 

• People looking to improve their oral health and restore their smile. 

The Bone Graft Process 

1. Consultation: During your initial consultation, we will assess your dental health, take 3D scans, and determine if a bone graft is necessary. 
2. Graft Placement: The bone graft material is placed in the area of bone loss under local anesthesia. 
3. Healing Period: Over the next few months, the graft integrates with your natural bone. 
4. Follow-Up: We will monitor your healing progress and determine when you are ready for dental implants. 
5. Aftercare: We will provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure successful healing.