Tucson Bone Grafting & Sinus Lift

Strengthen your smile foundation

Enhance your oral health with expert bone grafting

Bone grafting and sinus lifts rebuild the jawbone, making it strong enough to support dental implants. These procedures are necessary for anyone who has lost teeth and experienced bone loss. Led by subject matter expert Dr. Patel, who has published numerous research articles on bone and soft tissue grafting, our team utilizes modern techniques to ensure effective and comfortable procedures with predictable outcomes.

The benefits of Tucson bone grafting

  • NBone grafting techniques help regenerate bone in areas where bone is lost/deficient.
  • NHelps maintain the structure of your face and oral health, preventing the typical “sunken look”.
  • NA robust jawbone foundation is vital for the long-term success of your implants.
  • NOur advanced techniques minimize discomfort and shorten recovery time.

Your bone grafting journey with us

  • Your Tucson bone grafting starts with a thorough assessment of your oral health. This includes discussing your medical history and a detailed examination using CBCT 3D image to evaluate your jaw bone condition.
  • Dr. Patel uses minimally invasive techniques to place the bone graft material precisely where it’s needed. The bone graft material is placed and stabilized to create a protective environment for bone growth. The procedure is minimally invasive and completely comfortable under local anesthesia.
  • After the procedure, we’ll closely monitor your healing through follow-up visits. This period is important for the success of the graft as we prepare for any further treatments like implants.
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No Referral Needed

Whether you’ve been directed by your general dentist or decided it’s time to get specialized care for your gums, at Precision Periodontics and Implantology in Tucson, we’re here for you. Book an appointment today.

State-of-the-art techniques, superior outcomes

Sinus Lift:

Elevates the sinus floor to allow for new bone formation in the upper jaw.

Socket Preservation:

Maintains the shape of the socket after a tooth extraction, preventing collapse and preparing it for future implant placement.

Guided Tissue Regeneration:

Procedure to guide specific cells to regenerate missing supporting structures around the natural tooth such as surface layer of tooth root, bone, ligament etc).

Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR):

GBR is similar to GTR. It encourages your body’s natural ability to regenerate bone in areas deficient in bone using special bone grafts and membranes.

Ridge Augmentation:

Rebuilds the natural contour of the jaw bone that may have been lost due to bone deterioration.

Dr. Patel’s commitment to excellence

Periodontist and Dental Implant Surgeon

  • Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and Implant Surgery.
  • Winner of the “Outstanding Educator Award” by the American Academy of Periodontology.
  • Member of the American Academy of Periodontology, Committee member for the Academy of Osseointegration, and member of the International Society of Periodontal Plastic Surgeons.
  • Has spoken nationally and internationally on topics in periodontology and implantology.
  • Published numerous articles in international peer-reviewed journals on innovative topics such as implants and bone grafting.

FAQs about bone grafting

What exactly does bone grafting do in dentistry?

Bone grafting is a process where we add new bone to your jaw where the natural bone has weakened or disappeared. This is often needed before getting dental implants to ensure they have a solid foundation. The added bone helps maintain the shape of your jaw and face.

What is the recovery time for a bone graft?

Recovery times can vary, but typically, patients can return to normal activities within a few days, with complete bone integration taking anywhere from 3-6 months. During this time, it’s important to follow care instructions to ensure the best results.

Will I feel a lot of pain during the bone grafting process?

Most patients report little to no pain during the bone grafting procedure thanks to local anesthesia and our minimally invasive techniques. Any mild discomfort post-procedure can typically be managed with over-the-counter pain medication.

Who should consider getting a bone graft?

Anyone who has lost teeth and experienced bone loss might need a bone graft, especially if considering dental implants. A detailed consultation with Dr. Patel can determine if a bone graft is necessary for you.

What are the materials used in a bone graft?

We use a variety of grafting materials depending on the specific needs of the patient. These can include synthetic materials, processed bone from a donor, or in some cases, bone harvested from another area of the patient’s own body.

How can I tell if I need a bone graft?

The best way to determine if you need a bone graft is to undergo a detailed dental examination that includes imaging tests like X-rays or a CBCT scan. This will show the extent of bone loss and help us plan the best treatment approach.

What are my payment options for bone grafting?

We operate on a fee-for-service basis, but we assist our insured patients with their insurance claims to ensure they make the most out of their benefits. For uninsured patients, we accept CareCredit. Our front desk staff will assist you in selecting the most affordable option for your bone grafting treatment.

Emergency Dental Care

Persistent pain, failing implant, or signs of infection? We prioritize emergency cases and strive to help you as soon as possible.

Our dedicated team is ready to address your discomfort.
Call (520) 745-5722.

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Discover how our specialized periodontal care can make a difference in your well-being. Contact us today to begin your journey to a healthier, happier smile.

Visit us in Tucson

We are conveniently located in San Raphael, with ample parking options.

899 N Wilmot Rd # E2
Tucson, AZ 85711
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