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A jaw bone graft adds bone tissue or a bone substitute to an area where the jaw bone is deficient, so that the ridge regains enough volume, width and height to support a dental implant or to repair a defect left by an extraction, an infection, a cyst or an injury.
Jaw bone typically shrinks after teeth have been missing for years, because the ridge no longer carries a root. It is also lost after advanced gum disease, cyst removal, a difficult extraction or trauma. The deficiency is measured on a three dimensional scan rather than by eye, because the width of the bone and its proximity to the maxillary sinus or the lower jaw nerve decide which type of grafting is even possible.
Several sources are used: the patient's own bone taken from a nearby site or the jaw, processed and licensed bone material of human or animal origin, or synthetic materials, frequently combined with a membrane that separates and protects the site while new bone forms. In the upper back jaw, the sinus floor may be lifted to create sufficient height. The choice of material is a clinical decision based on the size and location of the defect, not a commercial preference.
The limits matter. Grafting does not treat active gum disease or decay, and both must be controlled first. It does not by itself guarantee that an implant will succeed, and it will not rebuild bone around a failing or infected implant unless the cause is addressed. It also gives no instant result: new bone needs time to form and consolidate, and placing an implant before that jeopardises both. Smoking and poorly controlled diabetes are among the strongest causes of graft failure.
Expect swelling and bruising for some days, tenderness at the site, and a need for meticulous hygiene and rinsing. Possible complications include infection, membrane exposure, partial loss of the grafted material and temporary numbness. Ask for these risks to be explained for your case, along with the fallback plan if the bone does not form as hoped.
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