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WHEN IS BONE GRAFTING NECESSARY?

Bone grafting is a technique that is required when a patient does not have a sufficient amount of healthy natural bones in his or her mouth that are capable of supporting the dental implants.  This insufficiency of common bones can be brought about by

Improvement Defects

  • Gum Disease
  • Face Injury or Trauma
  • Empty Space After Teeth We 

WHAT EXACTLY IS BONE GRAFTING?

A bone graft is a surgical procedure to repair, or rebuild, bones through the transplantation of bone tissue. By relocating solid bone tissue we can reproduce bone and supporting tissues that are absent.

ARE BONE GRAFTS PAINFUL?

Not at all! We do them in our office every day. They are an outpatient procedure, and patients are typically sedated throughout the entire process. You shouldn’t feel any pain as the graft heals, and, of course, when the graft is done you’ll be ready for your dental implants. A bone graft is simply the first step most people will have to take before they’re ready to enjoy their beautiful new replacement tooth

WHO NEEDS BONE GRAFTS?

Anyone who has lost a tooth might need a bone graft before it is possible to place a dental implant. This is true even if you come in to ask for a dental implant the day after you lose the tooth. The socket could be infected, or the lost tooth could be the wrong size to support an immediate replacement. Of course, most people don’t come in for an implant the same day they lose the tooth. Sometimes the reason is financial. Sometimes it’s logistical. Either way, bone loss occurs every day the tooth is missing.

WHY DOES TOOTH LOSS CAUSE BONE LOSS?

The type of bone that typically gets into trouble is called the alveolar bone. Alveolar bone has one job: supporting and holding your teeth. If there’s no tooth, then alveolar bone starts to atrophy for lack of work. In addition, the jawbone is built up and strengthened every time you chew. Alveolar bone loss can thus quickly lead to jawbone loss as well. In addition, the jawbone is built up and strengthened every time you chew. Alveolar bone loss can thus quickly lead to jawbone loss as well.

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