Bone Grafting

Bone grafting is a specialised procedure performed to rebuild or strengthen the jawbone before dental implant placement. When a tooth has been missing for a long time or bone has been lost due to gum disease, trauma, or infection, there may not be enough bone to securely support a dental implant. Bone grafting restores the required bone volume, creating a stable foundation for successful implant treatment.u003cbru003eDuring the procedure, natural or biocompatible bone graft material is placed in the area of bone deficiency. Over the next few months, the graft integrates with the existing bone through a process called u003cstrongu003ebone regenerationu003c/strongu003e, stimulating the growth of new bone tissue. Once healing is complete, the jawbone becomes strong enough to support dental implants with improved stability and long-term success.u003cbru003eScientific research has shown that bone grafting significantly improves implant survival in patients with inadequate bone volume. Guided bone regeneration techniques using specialised membranes further enhance bone formation and help achieve predictable treatment outcomes.

Benefits of Bone Grafting

• Restores lost jawbone volume.
• Creates a stable foundation for dental implants.
• Improves long-term implant success.
• Preserves facial structure and jawbone health.
• Helps replace missing teeth in areas with bone loss.
• Supports natural-looking functional restorations.