Restore Your Smile with Expert Bone Grafts
If you’re facing bone loss due to tooth extraction, injury, or gum disease, bone grafting can help rebuild a strong foundation for dental implants or other restorative treatments. At Bedford Complete Dentistry, we tailor bone graft procedures to support your dental health and enhance your smile’s stability and appearance in Bedford, NH.
Why Choose Bone Grafts at Bedford Complete Dentistry in Bedford, NH?
Bone grafting is a delicate process that requires precision and care. Our team at Bedford Complete Dentistry combines advanced techniques with a gentle approach to ensure your comfort and optimal healing. Whether you need a minor augmentation or a larger graft, we use high-quality materials that integrate naturally with your existing bone.
We understand how important it is to have a stable jawbone before placing implants or other dental restorations. That’s why we carefully assess your bone health and design a personalized treatment plan. Plus, we’ll guide you through every step — from the initial consultation to recovery — so you know exactly what to expect.
Ready to rebuild your smile’s foundation? Reach out today by calling (603) 472-5733 or request an appointment with us at Bedford Complete Dentistry.
FAQs
What is a bone graft and why is it needed?
A bone graft is a procedure that adds bone or bone-like materials to areas where the jawbone is weak or missing. It’s often necessary before dental implants to ensure there’s enough bone to securely anchor the implant.
How long does it take to recover from a bone graft?
Recovery times vary depending on the graft size and location, but most patients heal within a few months. During this time, the graft integrates with your natural bone, creating a solid base for future dental work.
Are bone grafts painful?
We take steps to minimize discomfort during and after the procedure. Some swelling or soreness is normal, but it’s usually manageable with pain medication and proper care.
What materials are used for bone grafts at Bedford Complete Dentistry?
We use a variety of grafting materials, including your own bone, synthetic options, or donor bone, depending on what’s best suited for your needs and healing process.
Can I get a bone graft if I have gum disease?
It’s important to treat any active gum disease before a bone graft. Our team will evaluate your oral health thoroughly and recommend the best timing and treatment plan for you.