Bone grafting is a surgical procedure designed to rebuild or augment bone in the jaw. It is commonly used to prepare the jaw for dental implants, repair bone loss due to periodontal disease, or address trauma.

•Replaces or regenerates lost bone tissue.

•Supports dental implants or other restorative procedures.

•Addresses bone deterioration caused by gum disease or injury.

Why Is Bone Grafting Needed?

Bone grafting becomes necessary when the jawbone is insufficient to support dental implants or when bone loss affects oral function and appearance.

•Prepares the jaw for dental implants.

•Repairs bone loss due to periodontal disease.

•Addresses bone damage from trauma or infection.

•Helps maintain facial structure after tooth loss.