Bone Grafting
Bone grafting is a dental surgical procedure that replaces missing bone in order to repair bone complex situations.
Hospitalization
No
Length of stay
Home The Same Day
Anesthesia
Local
Length of procedure
45 to 90 Minutes
When a bone which surrounds the root of the tooth is damaged or loosed, the person needs bone grafting. This method involves replacing the affected bone with a new one. This bone may be a person's bone or an artificial bone. The purpose of the bone graft is to keep the teeth in place and help them grow again. Bone grafting is a great solution to replace bone tissue which leads to the bone regrow.
At first an expert dentist examines the affected area and the general condition of the teeth and gums and also checks medical history and all the medications taken include over-the-counter drugs, vitamins and supplements. The dentist also uses a radiographic image to accurately assess the depth and width of the needed bone. Sometimes, CT scan is used for further investigation. Based on the results, the dentist will decide about the surgery plan.
Discomfort
Mild to ModerateDuration of results
The results are usually long lastingPotential risks
Soreness, inflammation or pain, minor infection, bleedingScars
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