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Bone Grafting is a surgical procedure that restores or builds up lost bone in the jaw. It creates a solid foundation for dental implants or strengthens weak areas, improving overall oral health and function, while supporting long-term tooth stability.
Bone Grafting works by adding natural or synthetic bone material to areas of weakened jawbone. This encourages regeneration and strengthens the foundation, making the jaw suitable for implants or restoring structure after tooth loss.
Bone Grafting helps rebuild weakened or deteriorated jawbone structure, creating a strong foundation for future implants. It supports overall oral health, restores facial shape, and prevents further bone loss, ensuring patients can successfully receive implants or maintain long-term dental stability.
Bone Grafting
Bone Grafting rebuilds jawbone structure, ensuring stable foundations for implants and improved oral health.
Bone Grafting at Bond Dental Studios in Old Bridge, NJ, is recommended for patients experiencing jawbone loss who need stronger support for dental implants, improved facial structure, and long-term stability to restore oral health and functionality.
Bone Grafting at Bond Dental Studios in Old Bridge, NJ, begins with careful evaluation and local anesthesia. Our dentist rebuilds bone where needed, ensuring future implant success and long-term stability while keeping the procedure comfortable and straightforward for patients.
Bone Grafting at Bond Dental Studios in Old Bridge, NJ typically takes 45 minutes to two hours, depending on complexity. Healing can take several months, ensuring a stable foundation for dental implants and long-term oral health improvements.
Bone Grafting at Bond Dental Studios in Old Bridge, NJ, is an essential step for patients preparing for implants. It’s important to follow aftercare instructions carefully to protect healing, reduce complications, and ensure the graft integrates successfully with your jawbone.
Bone Grafting recovery at Bond Dental Studios in Old Bridge, NJ requires rest, soft foods, and good hygiene. Temporary swelling or discomfort is common, but healing creates strong bone support for implants, protecting oral health and preparing for restorative success.
