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Bone Grafting in Bradenton, FL
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Having a great experience during my extraction and replacement journey. Instead of just removing the broken tooth and dragging on and on, the team immediately used their and my time efficiently to get the new implant fixture drilled in and ready for the future implant. I was able to get my teeth cleaned in about a half hour...
— Grant S.I’ve been to this dentist office more than twice, and every visit has been outstanding. The whole team is knowledgeable, caring, and truly committed to their patients. Gabi did my cleaning and she was gentle, thorough, and very professional. Yale placed my bridge, and the workmanship was excellent...
— Douglas C.Called around 8am for an emergency wisdom tooth extraction after no oral surgeon could do the work for me without consultation and setting up different visits. I couldn’t wait that long the pain was terrible I live in port Charlotte I drove 1 and 30 minutes because I was told they could pull them same day…
— Stephanie Z.They save my life i haven't been to dentist in 30years i went to other places in they told me my appointment would be in September I called and Smy manatee got me in that day they pulled 4 teeth the poison that was in my mouth went in today for deep cleaning and these are the results the staff is like family...
— Joshua C. Bone Grafting at Smyl Manatee
Bone loss can occur after tooth loss, infection, gum disease, trauma, or other dental conditions. If you don’t have enough healthy jawbone to support a dental implant, bone grafting may help rebuild the area and create a stronger foundation for implant treatment.
What Is a Dental Bone Graft?
A dental bone graft is a procedure used to rebuild or add bone in an area of the jaw where bone volume has been lost. Dental implants require adequate bone support for proper placement and stability. When bone has been lost, your dentist may recommend grafting before or during implant placement.
Why Might You Need a Bone Graft?
Several conditions can contribute to loss of jawbone volume. Learn more about dental implants.
Do You Need a Bone Graft for Dental Implants?
Whether grafting is recommended depends on:
- Amount of available bone
- Location of the missing tooth
- How long the tooth has been missing
- Condition of your gums
- Previous tooth extraction
- History of infection or trauma
- Overall oral health and planned implant treatment
Can a Bone Graft and Implant Be Done at the Same Time?
Sometimes. In certain cases where only a limited amount of additional bone is needed, grafting may be performed at the same time as implant placement.
For more significant bone loss, your dentist may recommend completing the graft first and allowing the area to heal before placing the implant. Your treatment sequence will depend on the condition and location of the bone and your overall implant plan.
The Bone Grafting Process
The exact procedure depends on how much bone is needed and where the graft will be placed. Timing varies with the size and location of the graft and your healing response, often over a period of months.
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Smyl Manatee Care Designed Around You
Smile Care Plan
No insurance? Start today with discounted care through our membership plan.
Most Insurance Plans Accepted
We work with most insurance plans and offer a complimentary benefit check before you begin your dental journey.
99% of patients approved
Apply for 3rd-party financing in 3 easy steps at your visit.
How Much Does Bone Grafting Cost in Bradenton, FL?
The cost of bone grafting varies because every case is unique and depends on several factors, including the location of the graft, the amount of bone that needs to be rebuilt, the specific grafting procedure, and the materials used. Your total expense may also be influenced by diagnostic imaging, whether an implant is placed during the same visit or separately, and any other additional procedures required. Because dental insurance benefits can further affect your out-of-pocket expenses, our team is available to review your personalized treatment recommendations, insurance coverage, and financing options with you.
Bone Grafting FAQs
Explore answers to common questions so you know what to expect before, during, and after bone grafting at Smyl Manatee in Bradenton.