Bone Regeneration

When a tooth is lost, it’s not just the tooth that disappears — the surrounding bone and gum tissue begin to collapse into the empty space. Since gum tissue grows faster than bone, it can quickly take over the gap, making it harder for your jaw to heal properly.

That’s where bone regeneration comes in. By placing a special barrier, we give your bone the time and space it needs to rebuild naturally. This advanced procedure is often used to restore the foundation of your teeth — especially when damage from periodontal disease has weakened the bone.

In some cases, bone grafting may be recommended to help reconstruct the area. We use either your own bone, a synthetic alternative, or a combination with special membranes to support healing and stimulate new growth.

Bone regeneration isn't just about structure — it’s about giving your smile the strong, healthy foundation it deserves.