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At Hampton Dental Surgery, we provide advanced bone grafting and regeneration treatments to restore lost jawbone and support long-term oral health.
If you have experienced bone loss due to gum disease, tooth loss, or injury, this treatment helps rebuild a strong foundation for your teeth and future dental procedures.
Bone grafting is a procedure used to rebuild or replace lost bone in the jaw. Special grafting materials are placed in areas where bone has deteriorated, acting as a scaffold that encourages your body to naturally regenerate new bone.
Guided bone regeneration is an advanced technique that uses protective membranes to support and direct new bone growth in the treated area.
Together, these treatments restore bone structure and improve the stability of your teeth and dental restorations.
Jawbone loss can occur for several reasons, including:
Tooth loss or missing teeth
Advanced gum disease
Injury or trauma
Infection or abscess
Natural bone shrinkage over time
Each treatment is customised based on your specific needs and condition.
Performed after tooth extraction to maintain bone structure and prevent shrinkage.
Rebuilds jawbone width and height after bone loss has already occurred.
Adds bone to the upper jaw to support dental implants in the back teeth region.
Used to restore bone lost due to gum disease and support surrounding teeth.
This treatment is essential for rebuilding a strong foundation for your smile.
The procedure is carefully performed to ensure comfort and effectiveness:
We assess your bone structure using clinical examination and imaging.
The area is numbed to ensure a comfortable experience.
Your body gradually replaces the graft material with natural bone over time.
Healing may take several months as new bone forms and strengthens.
We use safe and biocompatible materials, including:
It is a procedure that adds bone material to areas where bone has been lost, helping your body regenerate new bone.
It is often needed when there is not enough bone to support teeth or dental implants.
Yes, it is a common and safe procedure when performed by an experienced dental professional.
Initial healing takes a few weeks, while full bone regeneration may take several months.
No, local anaesthesia is used to ensure comfort during treatment.
In some cases, bone grafting and implant placement can be done together.
Materials may include your own bone, donor bone, synthetic materials, or animal-derived sources.
It has a high success rate and is widely used in modern dentistry.