Do you lacking the bone level
If you lack sufficient bone for Dental Implants, bone can be added to the deficient area to support the Implants.
Why do we need Bone Graft?
After losing teeth, there may be no need for replacement treatment for a long time. Thin bone due to periodontitis can result in lack of bone around the tooth. Immediate issues such as sinus problems can occur right after tooth extraction
How does a Dental Bone Graft work?
A Dental Bone Graft works by providing a scaffold once it is placed. This scaffold holds the space for your body to naturally repair itself. Essentially, the Bone Graft serves as a framework where your own bone tissue can grow and regenerate.
Type of Bone
| Types of Bone | Description |
|---|---|
| Autogenous | The bone graft material may be taken from your own body |
| Allograft | It may be purchased from a human tissue bank |
| Xenograft | An animal tissue bank |
| Alloplast | In some instances, the bone graft material may be synthetic |
Who needs a Dental Bone Graft?
People experiencing bone loss in their jaw often consider a Dental Bone Graft. This procedure may be advised if you:
Have insufficient bone to support dental implants.
Experience difficulties with dentures due to bone deterioration.
Have had a tooth extraction that resulted in significant bone loss.
Require restoration of jawbone structure due to injury or congenital conditions.
