Procedure Overview

Jaw bone atrophy, also known as bone resorption, can occur for several reasons, including early extractions, trauma, advanced periodontal disease, or infections. Oral bone grafting is a surgical procedure used to increase the quantity or quality of jawbone in order to prepare the site for dental implant placement or to correct bony defects. It can be essential to ensure the long-term success of tooth replacement treatments and improve the patient's overall oral health. During your consultation with one of our specialist surgeons, they will evaluate the state of your oral health, take x-rays, and discuss treatment options.