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Bone grafting is a safe and effective procedure that restores lost jawbone, creating a strong foundation for dental implants or improving overall oral health.
When bone is lost due to tooth loss, gum disease, or injury, it can affect your ability to get implants and even change your facial structure. A bone graft rebuilds and strengthens the jaw, helping preserve your smile for the future.
The bone graft is closely related to the treatment of dental implants. Just like natural teeth, implants must be fully encased in bone to allow strength and longevity.
This is why it is important to repair or replace the jaw bone that will receive a dental implant.
Bone loss in the jaw can lead to:
Difficulty Getting Dental Implants – Not enough bone means implants can’t properly anchor.
Facial Changes – Jawbone shrinkage can cause a sunken or aged appearance.
Loose or Shifting Teeth – A weak jawbone can’t fully support teeth.
Increased Risk of Further Tooth Loss – Bone loss weakens the support structure for surrounding teeth.
We assess your jawbone health using X-rays or CBCT scans.
The natural bone is sculpted to receive the grafting materials. Your own bone tissue can be used for the graft but other bone substitutes are commonly used for this procedure.
After a few months, your natural bone will grow and connect with the grafted bone portion. New tissue will grow and the bone will be ready to receive a dental implant.
Ready to restore your jawbone health? Schedule a consultation today and discover how bone grafting can enhance your smile and overall oral health.
