Bone Grafting in Klang
Rebuild jaw bone so a dental implant has a strong, stable foundation, using a gentler piezoelectric surgical approach.
What Is Bone Grafting?
Bone grafting rebuilds jaw bone that's thinned or been lost, most often to create a strong enough foundation for a dental implant. Without enough bone, an implant may not have anything stable to anchor into.
We assess the area with a CBCT scan and carry out grafting using a piezoelectric surgical system, allowing for precise, atraumatic bone surgery that's gentler on surrounding tissue.
Builds a stable foundation
We rebuild jaw bone where it's thinned or lost, so that an implant has enough solid bone to anchor into.
Gentler, atraumatic technique
We use a piezoelectric surgical system for bone procedures, so that surgery is more precise and gentler on surrounding tissue than traditional methods.
Planned with 3D imaging
We assess your bone with a CBCT scan, so that we know exactly how much grafting is needed before we start.
Opens up more options
We use grafting to make implants possible where bone loss would otherwise rule them out, so that a fixed tooth replacement stays on the table.
Your treatment, step by step.
Assessment
We assess your jaw bone with a CBCT scan to see exactly how much grafting is needed.
The Procedure
We place the graft material using our piezoelectric surgical system for a precise, gentler approach.
Healing Period
We give the graft time to integrate with your existing bone before further treatment.
Next Steps
We proceed with your implant, or other planned treatment, once healing is complete.
Could Bone Grafting Be Right for You?
Bone grafting is usually recommended when a CBCT scan shows there isn't enough bone to support an implant on its own.
You've been told you don't have enough jaw bone for a dental implant.
You've lost bone due to a missing tooth left untreated for a while.
You're planning ahead for an implant and want to know if grafting is needed.
You want a piezoelectric, gentler surgical approach.
Not sure if you need grafting before an implant? A scan will give us a clear answer.
Frequently asked questions.
Here is what people ask us most about Bone Grafting.
When a tooth has been missing for a while, or bone loss has occurred for other reasons, there may not be enough bone to support a dental implant. Grafting rebuilds that foundation.
The area is numbed thoroughly before the procedure, so you shouldn't feel pain during it. Some swelling and discomfort afterwards is normal and manageable.
It varies depending on how much grafting was needed, generally a few months. We'll give you a specific timeline based on your case.
It's a precise surgical instrument that allows for atraumatic bone surgery, meaning less trauma to the surrounding tissue compared to older techniques.
Told You Need Bone Grafting?
Message us and we'll walk you through what's involved before your implant.