cosmetic dentistry

Bone Grafting

Bone grafting is a sophisticated surgical technique commonly employed in both dentistry and orthopedics. It serves various purposes such as repairing bone defects, stimulating the growth of new bone tissue, or providing structural support where bone loss has occurred. This procedure involves the transplantation of bone tissue sourced from the patient's own body, a donor, or synthetic materials to the targeted area. In dentistry, bone grafting finds frequent application in preparing the jawbone for dental implant placement, facilitating the healing of fractures, and addressing bone loss caused by periodontal disease. By restoring bone volume and density, bone grafting sets the stage for successful dental implant procedures and enhances overall oral health and function.