Dental
Dental Bone Grafting
Experience a top-notch grafting process that guarantees fantastic results and healthy gum.
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One of our dentists explains dental bone grafting: what it is, how it goes and what to expect.
What it is
When a tooth has been missing for a while, the jawbone around it can shrink. A bone graft rebuilds that bone so an implant has something solid to hold on to.
It sounds bigger than it is: it’s a common, routine step, and when you need it we plan it upfront together with your implant, so your trips line up and nothing catches you off guard.
- Why
- Gives an implant a solid base
- Healing
- Usually 3 to 6 months
- Trips
- Often planned with your implant trips
Typical timings. Your dentist confirms yours in your free consultation.
How it goes
Step by step
- 01
Screening at home
Your scans show whether the bone is thick enough for an implant.
- 02
The graft
The dentist adds bone material where it's missing. It's a routine procedure done with local anesthesia.
- 03
Healing
Your body turns the graft into solid bone over the following months.
- 04
Ready for the implant
Once it has healed, the implant can go in on a strong base.
