Bone Grafting

Bone Grafting is a surgery that rebuilds or strengthens bone. In dentistry, doctors restore jawbone lost from gum disease, injury, or tooth extraction. A strong jawbone is often needed for dental implants, and this treatment creates the solid base required for lasting results.

Surgeons may take bone from the patient, use donor tissue, or place synthetic material. The graft stimulates new bone growth, which improves strength and stability. Doctors also perform Bone Grafting in orthopedic surgery to support healing after fractures or joint operations. This procedure reduces pain, restores function, and prepares patients for advanced restorative care.