Bone tissue augmentation during implantation (bone grafting)

Bone grafting is a surgical intervention that replenishes deficient bone tissue. This procedure may be necessary for subsequent implantation

With the prolonged absence of a tooth, the bone tissue does not receive proper loading and gradually begins to diminish. The destructive process can only be halted by implant placement. For reliable fixation of a new tooth in the jaw, it requires support in the bone. Significant thinning of hard tissues is a direct indication for performing grafting and restoring bone volume.

Advantages Causes of Bone Deficiency Increasing Bone Volume Doctors

Equipment

Premium quality, modern installations

1 Year Warranty

We provide a 1 year warranty on implant work

Staff

Professional treatment and high-level assistance

Location

Located 10 minutes drive from the city center

CAUSES OF BONE DEFICIENCY

- prolonged absence of a tooth; - severe jaw trauma; - congenital and acquired malocclusions; - age-related changes; - heredity; - removable dentures; - inflammatory processes in the oral cavity; - untimely treatment of oral diseases.

INCREASING BONE VOLUME

To increase the volume of bone tissue in the upper or lower jaw, own, donor, or synthetic materials are used

In cases of minor bone deficit, bone grafting and implantation are conducted in a single session. Restoration of larger tissue volumes will require time for successful implant integration and to exclude the risk of rejection. Using the patient's own material provides the best results.

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