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Bone Grafting is a restorative procedure that rebuilds lost or insufficient jawbone using grafting material, creating the structural foundation necessary to support dental implants and long-term oral health.
Donor or synthetic grafting material is placed in areas of bone deficiency, where it integrates with your natural bone over time to rebuild density and volume sufficient for secure implant placement.
Rebuilds jawbone volume needed for implant placement, prevents facial collapse from bone loss, and restores the structural integrity necessary for long-term oral health.
Bone Grafting
Jaw bone restoration using grafting material to rebuild volume and density needed to support dental implants.
Patients with insufficient jawbone density due to tooth loss, trauma, or long-term denture wear who need bone volume restored before dental implant placement can be completed.
This procedure rebuilds jawbone volume needed to support a dental implant, using grafting material placed at the site of bone loss. There is some healing time involved — usually a few months — but it is routine and performed under local anesthesia.
At Troy Meadows Dental, the bone grafting procedure itself is completed in a single appointment, followed by a healing period of 3–6 months before the site is ready to support implant placement.
Bone Grafting at Troy Meadows Dental requires patience, as the healing and integration period can span several months before implant placement can begin. Patients should avoid smoking, follow dietary guidelines during recovery, and attend all follow-up visits to ensure the graft is integrating properly.
Bone graft recovery at Troy Meadows Dental involves swelling and mild discomfort at the graft site for several days following the procedure. Patients should follow dietary restrictions, avoid disturbing the area, and refrain from smoking during the healing period, as these factors significantly influence how well the graft integrates with surrounding bone.