Bone Grafts

Bone grafting is a vital regenerative procedure used to rebuild and restore bone that has been lost due to periodontal disease, trauma, or prolonged tooth loss. In many cases, the success of a dental implant depends heavily on the quality and quantity of the bone available. When the jawbone is insufficient, a bone graft becomes essential to create a stable foundation for future implants or other restorative treatments.

Under the care of a highly trained specialist like Dr. Fahad Zafar, bone grafting is performed with precision and advanced surgical protocols. The procedure involves placing grafting material—either natural or synthetic—into the area of bone deficiency. Over time, this graft integrates with the existing bone, encouraging new bone growth through a process known as osseointegration.

A wide range of grafting materials is available, including autogenous (your own bone), allografts (donor bone), xenografts (from animal sources), and alloplasts (synthetic materials). Dr. Zafar carefully selects the most appropriate type based on each patient’s clinical needs and long-term goals, ensuring predictable results and optimal healing.

Bone grafting not only supports dental implants but also plays a crucial role in preserving facial structure and preventing further oral health deterioration. With expert surgical planning and meticulous technique, patients can look forward to long-term stability, functionality, and improved oral health.