
Bone Graft
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What is a Bone Graft?
A bone graft is a step in a surgical procedure used to rebuild or enhance bone in the jaw, often in preparation for a dental implant or after tooth extraction.
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Modern methods uses PRP(platelet-rich fibrin) in your blood mixed into the synthetic bone graft material to help accelerate healing and improve biocompatibility.


How are Bone Grafts Done?
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Blood Draw: A small amount of your blood is taken, similar to a lab test.
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PRP Preparation: The blood is spun in a centrifuge and pulled out with a syringe to isolate the PRP. The PRP is then mixed with bone graft material.
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Bone Placement: The graft material is placed in the treatment site.
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Sutures are used to close the site.
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Why have a Bone Graft?
A bone graft may be recommended when:
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Bone is lost due to tooth removal, gum disease, or trauma
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You need to build up the jawbone to support a dental implant
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You’re having a sinus lift or ridge augmentation

A Sinus Lift for an Implant
