Bone grafting

Bone grafting in implant dentistry is a variety of surgical techniques that use specialized materials to rebuild or increase bone in the jaw, particularly when preparing for dental implants. Tooth loss often leads to rapid bone resorption due to the lack of stimulation, resulting in insufficient bone for implants. Bone grafts provide a structure for new bone to form and promote healing. These bioresorbable materials integrate with the body without triggering immune responses. Acting as a mineral reservoir, they stimulate natural bone regeneration. This category includes titanium membranes, often paired with bone graft materials to correct common bone defects and support surgical procedures.