Bone Augmentation and Biomaterials

Bone augmentation and the use of biomaterials are procedures aimed at restoring the volume of jawbone tissue either prior to implant placement or after tooth extraction. Over time, the bone can decrease in volume following tooth loss, making augmentation necessary for successful implant placement.

To rebuild the lost bone, we use modern biomaterials — synthetic or natural substances that are fully biocompatible. These materials promote the growth of new bone tissue and provide a solid foundation for future implants.

Augmentation helps preserve the natural anatomy of the jaw, restore the aesthetics of your smile, and create a stable base for future prosthetic work.