Dental Bone Grafts

Restore Bone Tissue-For Better Dental Implant Support.

Bone grafts are used in dentistry to help build the jawbone. They are used to improve facial aesthetics. They are also done to have a better foundation for dental implants. Not every patient needs a bone graft for dental implants. Those with significant bone loss, however, can benefit from this surgical procedure.

Looking for dental bone grafts in Edmonds? Contact us today. We can help.

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Why choose us for Edmonds bone grafting

Any surgical procedure requires having a dentist or doctor that you can trust. There are always risks involved, but with bone grafts the risks are minimal. With the right oral surgeon, your results will be precisely what is needed for dental implants to be successfully placed.

At Soundview Family Dental we use the latest equipment and techniques in the field, to give our patients better results. Our top priority is always our patients. We strive to exceed your expectations while doing so in a comfortable environment.

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When Are Bone Grafts Needed?

As mentioned above, bone grafts aren’t for everyone. There are certain circumstances where it is a must – like if a patient wants dental implants, but has some bone loss.

Bone loss can happen for a few reasons. Wearing traditional dentures for years can contribute to bone tissue loss. Bone tissue loss also occur from excessive tooth decay that has gone untreated, as well as periodontal disease.

If you are considering dental implants, and have been a denture wearer for years, you may want to consider a bone graft.

This will ensure optimal success of the implantation of your dental implants. The dentist will recommend whether or not this procedure is right for you, to reach your dental goals.

Benefits of Bone Grafting

Replaces lost bone tissue.

Can Improve Facial Aesthetics.

Better Foundation For Dental Implants.

Would You Like to Replace Missing Teeth With Implants but Have Significant Bone Loss?

Having gaps in a smile can be less than ideal. You may feel less confident. You may have a harder time speaking and eating, and generally not feel like yourself. Dental implants are the best way to replace one, two, or all your teeth permanently. However, those that have been wearing restorations like dentures may find the quality of their jaw bone to be less than ideal. With bone grafts, we can restore the condition of your bone tissue, allowing for the possibility of dental implants.

Fewer Complications for Building Your Jawbone Tissue

The bone grafting procedure has come a long way. It is considered safe, with minimal downside in terms of rejection, faulty placement, and failed grafts. With a bone graft, you can have the smile you want, without worry that your dental implants will fail, and you will have stronger support for the restoration – whether it be a crown, bridge, or denture.

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Our Guarantee

We know the idea of surgery can be scary. We guarantee that you are in good hands with Soundview Family Dental and Dr. Kitts. Patients can expect bone grafts to take a few months to completely heal and be ready to accept their new dental restoration. We will walk you through everything you need to know about the procedure, as well as how to care for the area after your surgery.

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Find out If Bone Grafts Are Right for You

Are you ready to take your next step toward getting dental implants? If you are worried that you have significant bone loss or have worn dentures for several years, talking to our team at Soundview Family Dental is the first step in finding out if bone grafts are right for you. Schedule a consultation today! Give us a call at (425) 563-6360, or request an appointment online anytime.

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FAQ

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Is a Bone Graft Painful?

As with most surgical procedures, there is a risk of discomfort. Patients can expect some pain from the procedure, but it is manageable.

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Are Dental Fillings Painful?

No. We take great care in numbing the area to be worked on so that our patients feel no discomfort. Once a filling is placed, there won’t be any pain from that tooth. You may notice a sensitivity to hot and cold beverages or food immediately following the procedure, but this will quickly resolve.

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