Bone Grafting for Implants

Bone loss is a natural consequence of tooth loss, gum disease, or trauma, but it doesn’t mean implants are out of reach. With bone grafting, we can restore the structure, volume, and strength of your jawbone, giving your dental implants the best possible chance of long-term success.

Our advanced technology, including 3D imaging and digital treatment planning, allows us to evaluate your bone levels with precision and develop a grafting plan that fits your anatomy and timeline. Most bone grafts are completed in-office under local anesthesia, and we offer sedation options for your comfort and peace of mind.

After grafting, the bone material gradually integrates with your existing bone, a process called ossification, usually taking a few months. Once the area is fully healed and strong enough, we proceed with placing your dental implant(s).

By addressing bone loss early and proactively, we not only help ensure the stability of your implants but also preserve your facial structure, prevent further bone deterioration, and support a healthier long-term smile.