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Bone grafting
Bone grafting is an innovative dental service that allows you to restore the necessary volume of jaw bone tissue to create optimal conditions for implant placement. This procedure is used in cases where the jaw bone volume is insufficient for implant placement.
During bone grafting, the dentist uses various methods and materials to create new bone volume. This may include the use of special bone materials, autobone, collagen membranes for graft fixation, and the use of bone regeneration technologies such as PRF (platelet-rich fibrin).
Bone grafting is an important prerequisite for successful implantation, as it provides sufficient bone quality and volume for implants. It can also be used to restore bone structure after tooth loss or bone resorption.
Before the bone grafting procedure, you will undergo a detailed diagnosis of the jaw bone structures based on the results of a CT scan, which will help the dentist determine the best approach and method for restoring bone volume. After the procedure, you will be provided with postoperative recommendations for oral care for optimal healing and successful restoration of the bone structure.
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Answers to popular questions
- Yes, teeth can be moved even after the growth of the jaws has finished. It is important that the condition of the bone tissue and gums allows for treatment to be carried out. In cases of pronounced skeletal disorders, the orthodontic stage is sometimes combined with orthognathic surgery.
- The method is chosen based on the diagnosis, not just by appearance. Braces may be more suitable for certain complex movements, while aligners are less noticeable and removable. The final decision is made after diagnostics.
- No, the removal of all wisdom teeth is not mandatory. The decision depends on their position, the presence of cavities or inflammation, the impact on neighboring teeth, and the planned treatment mechanics.
- Active treatment often lasts about 12-24 months; however, the exact duration depends on the diagnosis, the extent of movements, the chosen system, and tissue response.
- Control appointments are most often scheduled at intervals of 4 to 8 weeks, but the specific schedule depends on the type of system, stage of treatment, and planned movements. A consultation with an orthodontist at the Dobrobut Dental Clinic helps determine whether local teeth alignment is sufficient or if comprehensive bite correction is needed. After the examination, the patient receives a plan, estimated timelines, sequence of stages, and a preliminary cost estimate.
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