A dental bone graft rebuilds or preserves jawbone where bone volume is insufficient. It is commonly used to support dental implants, to preserve bone after extraction, or to correct localized bone defects. The main goal is a strong foundation for long-term function and aesthetics.
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Bone graft from the donor site
135$
Alveolar ridge bone graft
259$
Bone Graft: A Complete Dental Guide (Why It’s Done, Steps, Healing)
Common reasons for bone grafting
- Insufficient bone for implant placement
- Ridge preservation after extraction
- Bone loss after long-term missing teeth
- Support for sinus lift procedures
How the procedure is done
- Imaging-based planning to determine graft size and location.
- Anesthesia and site preparation.
- Placement of graft material (often with a protective membrane).
- Stitching and healing, with follow-up monitoring.
Healing and timeline
Healing time depends on graft size and location. Small grafts may stabilize sooner, while larger augmentations require longer maturation before implants or final restorations. Your clinician will confirm readiness clinically and with imaging when appropriate.
Aftercare
- Follow medication and cleaning instructions precisely.
- Soft foods and avoid chewing directly on the graft site early on.
- Avoid smoking to protect blood supply and healing.
- Attend follow-up visits to ensure the graft remains stable.
When to call your clinic
Contact your clinic if pain worsens, swelling increases, fever develops, or you notice persistent bad taste or discharge.