Bone grafting is the replacement or augmentation of the bone around the teeth. It is performed to reverse the bone loss / destruction caused by periodontal disease, trauma, or ill fitting removable dentures. It is also used to augment bone to permit implant placement, such as augmenting bone in the sinus area for implant placement, or augmenting bone to enhance the fit and comfort of removable prostheses, or to enhance esthetics of a missing tooth site in the smile zone. When one loses a tooth, as in an extraction, the surrounding bone collapses. To preserve this bone for future implant placement or for esthetics, a bone graft is used.

Bone Gum Placement:

Guided Tissue Regeneration

Case 1

Pre-Operative having infection

Bone Graft & Membrane placed

Post Operative

Reconstruction of Lost Alveolar Bone :

Pre-Operative

Post-Operative

Pre-Operative

Post-Operative