Bone grafts are advanced and essential procedures in regenerative dentistry, designed to restore and rebuild lost bone structure in the mandible or maxilla, often making dental implant treatments feasible. This technique is fundamental for patients who have experienced bone loss due to various causes, such as advanced periodontitis, trauma, prolonged use of removable dental prostheses, or even tooth loss itself, which can lead to bone resorption over time.

A bone graft acts as a scaffold for bone tissue regeneration, providing the necessary volume and density for the safe and effective placement of dental implants. This procedure not only enables the installation of implants in areas that would otherwise be unviable, but also contributes to maintaining facial aesthetics by preventing the aged appearance commonly associated with bone loss.