Bone Grafting: Strengthening the Foundation for Dental Implants and Oral Health

Bone grafting is a crucial procedure used to rebuild and restore bone density in areas of the jaw that have suffered from bone loss.

This treatment is often necessary for patients who are planning to receive dental implants or who have experienced bone deterioration due to tooth loss, gum disease, or trauma. At 25 Devonshire Place, we offer advanced bone grafting solutions to ensure your jaw is strong enough to support dental implants and maintain your overall oral health.

Why is Bone Grafting Necessary?

When a tooth is lost, the bone in the surrounding area can begin to deteriorate over time, leading to bone loss that can make it difficult to place dental implants or maintain the structure of your face and jaw.

Bone grafting is designed to regenerate lost bone tissue, providing the necessary foundation to support implants and preserve facial contours. This treatment can be essential for patients who have delayed replacing missing teeth or who need additional support for a successful implant placement.

How Does Bone Grafting Work?

Bone grafting involves adding bone material to the affected area of your jaw, which can come from your own body, a donor, or synthetic materials. This material promotes new bone growth, restoring the density and structure of the jawbone. Over time, the graft integrates with your natural bone, creating a strong and stable foundation for future dental treatments, such as implant placement. The procedure is safe and performed with precision to ensure optimal results.

The Benefits of Bone Grafting

Bone grafting not only allows for the successful placement of dental implants but also helps prevent further bone loss and protects your facial structure. It enhances your ability to chew and speak properly and can even prevent the sunken facial appearance that sometimes accompanies severe bone loss.

At our practice, we use the latest technology and techniques to provide effective and comfortable bone grafting treatments.