Rebuild the bone that supports your teeth and implants.
Bone grafting restores jawbone lost to disease or a missing tooth, creating a solid foundation for what comes next.
Why bone is lost
When a tooth is missing or gum disease advances, the jawbone in that area shrinks over time. Less bone can mean a weaker foundation for teeth and not enough support for an implant
How bone grafting works
We place grafting material where bone is needed, which your body uses as a scaffold to build new bone over the following months. For implants, this often happens before or at the time of placement, and may pair with a sinus lift in the upper jaw.
Comfortable and planned in 3D
We plan grafts with 3D imaging, numb the area, and offer sedation. Most grafts are routine and well tolerated.