Bone grafting that rebuilds the jawbone foundation you need for successful dental implants and long-term oral health.

When a tooth is lost or extracted, the jawbone that once supported it begins to resorb — shrinking in both height and width. Within months to a few years, significant bone volume can be lost, making dental implant placement difficult or impossible without first rebuilding that bone.

Bone grafting restores this lost volume using safe, biocompatible graft material — typically a processed donor bone or synthetic bone substitute. Over 3–6 months, the graft integrates with your existing bone, providing a stable, dense foundation for implant placement.

Socket preservation grafts — placed immediately at the time of tooth extraction — prevent the majority of post-extraction bone loss from occurring in the first place. This simple step can save significant time and cost for patients who plan to have implants in the future.