THE IMPORTANCE OF YOUR JAW BONE
WHY BONE GRAFTING IS NECESSARY
Qualify for dental implants
Restore balance to the face
Prevent an aged appearance
Firmly hold teeth in place
Stop teeth from shifting
Repair damage from gum disease
Bone Grafts
OUR GRAFTING TREATMENTS AND TECHNIQUES
SOCKET PRESERVATION
After having a tooth extracted, the empty socket it once occupied is filled with bone graft material in order to restore volume and protect the jaw shape. This also allows for dental implants to be placed in the near future.
RIDGE AUGMENTATION
Bone loss thins the affected area of the jaw, compromising the oral structure. Ridge augmentation bone grafting restores this thinned area to an acceptable volume for implant placement and balances the jawline.
SINUS LIFT
A sinus lift is an advanced bone grafting process that accesses the sinus cavity when upper molar teeth are missing. The sinus membrane is gently lifted and bone grafting material is placed underneath to create sufficient bone volume to support dental implants in this area of the mouth.
PLASMA RICH GROWTH FACTORS (PRGF)
PRGF is a regenerative material composed of patients’ own blood and plasma. By taking a small sample of blood, we can create a PRGF material that improves the healing time and results of the bone grafting.