Bone Grafting in London – Restoring Jaw Strength
Bone grafting strengthens areas of the jaw where bone has thinned, ensuring a stable foundation for future implants. At Attelia London, our clinicians provide tailored grafting solutions using safe, evidence-based techniques for lasting results.
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Rebuilds bone for implant support
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Improves long-term oral stability
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Safe and predictable procedure
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Tailored to patient needs
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Clinically proven outcomes
Halit Dervis
Clinic Manager | GDC: 301171
Building Strong Foundations for Implants
Bone grafting restores lost bone, creating the strength and stability needed for successful dental implant treatment.
What Is Bone Grafting?
Rebuilding Bone for Oral Health
Bone grafting is a surgical procedure that replaces missing or weakened bone with natural or synthetic graft material. It rebuilds strength and stability in the jaw, creating a solid foundation for future implants. This treatment supports long-term oral health and helps restore a confident, healthy smile.
When and Why Is Bone Grafting Needed?
Reasons Bone Grafting Is Recommended
Bone grafting is often required when bone has resorbed due to tooth loss, periodontal disease, or trauma. By restoring density and structure, it prepares the mouth for stable dental implants and enhances oral health outcomes, ensuring patients achieve functional and long-lasting results.
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Bone loss following tooth extraction
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Damage caused by periodontal disease
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Support required before implant placement
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Improving stability for long-term oral health
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Jawbone weakened by injury or trauma
Bone grafting is a safe, effective way to prepare your mouth for implants and restore strength to weakened areas.
Patient Suitability for Bone Grafting
Who Can Benefit from Grafting
Patients considering implants but lacking sufficient bone density are often recommended grafting. Good oral health and realistic expectations are important factors in determining suitability.
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Insufficient bone density to support implants
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Preparing the jaw for dental implant treatment
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Jaw weakened by injury, trauma, or disease
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Restoring bone to support stability and function
Suitability depends on individual assessment. Alternatives and risks will be discussed during consultation to ensure the most appropriate treatment pathway is chosen.
Types of Bone Grafts
Options for Bone Grafting
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Detailed consultation and advanced imaging
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Selection of graft type – autograft, allograft, xenograft, or synthetic material
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Careful placement of graft into affected area
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Healing period where new bone integrates naturally
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Regular follow-up appointments to monitor progress
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Jaw prepared for successful implant placement
Different grafting materials are available depending on your needs. Each type is carefully chosen to ensure safety, predictability, and long-term success of implant treatment.
Healing Time & Recovery
What to Expect After Grafting
Healing after bone grafting varies depending on the graft material used and the size of the treated area. Most patients recover over several months, during which the graft integrates with the natural bone. Regular reviews at Attelia London monitor stability and progress, ensuring the site is ready for safe implant placement and long-term oral health success.
Bone Grafting Costs
What Influences the Cost
Costs vary depending on graft size, material, and case complexity. Transparent estimates are provided before treatment begins.
Bone Grafting FAQs
Common Questions
Answers to common bone grafting questions.
