Dental Bone Grafts
Oral Surgery


Dental bone grafts: restoring jaw health.


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Frequently asked questions about Dental Bone Grafts
Is dental bone grafting a painful procedure?
Our team prioritizes patient comfort and utilizes advanced techniques to minimize discomfort during dental bone grafting procedures. Most bone graft experiences typically require local anesthesia to ensure a pain-free experience.
What can I expect after a dental bone graft?
You might experience some swelling, discomfort, and bleeding following the procedure. You will be prescribed pain medication and provided specific instructions on caring for the surgical site. This will include dietary restrictions and proper cleaning techniques.
Does dental bone grafting have any risks associated with it?
Like any surgical procedure, dental bone grafting carries some inherent risks, including infection, bleeding and graft failure. However, our experienced team takes every precaution to minimize these risks and ensure successful outcomes for our patients.
What are the different types of anesthesia Honce Dentistry uses for bone grafting procedures?
The complexity of the procedure along with your individual needs will determine the type of anesthesia. Options include local anesthesia (numbs the area), sedation dentistry (induces relaxation) and nitrous oxide. Your dentist will discuss the best option for you during your consultation.
Will I need to undergo additional surgeries for bone grafting?
In some cases, multiple grafting procedures may be necessary to achieve the desired bone volume and quality. However, our goal is to minimize the need for additional surgeries whenever possible. Always providing comprehensive care that meets your unique needs and goals.
How long does a dental bone graft last?
With proper care and maintenance, a successful bone graft can last many years, providing a strong foundation for dental implants or other restorations. However, factors like oral hygiene, underlying health conditions and the type of bone graft can influence its long-term success.
What happens if my dental bone graft fails?
While uncommon, bone graft failure can occur. If you experience prolonged pain, swelling or difficulty healing, contact us immediately. We can assess the situation and determine if further intervention is needed.
Is there anything I can do to improve the success rate of my bone graft?
Absolutely! Following post-operative instructions carefully is key along with maintaining good oral hygiene and avoiding smoking. These crucial factors can significantly increase the success rate of your bone graft.