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Bone Regeneration

Periodontal bone loss can be the result of many factors including, but not limited to:​

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  • Periodontal Disease

  • Systemic Disease 

  • Osteoporosis

  • Over Brushing

  • Trauma

  • Root Fracture / Tooth Decay

  • Parafunctional Habits: Bruxism, clenching

Who is a candidate for Bone Regeneration?

In our practice, each patient will receive a personalized treatment plan. 

To make a proper diagnosis, to attempt to regenerate the bone,

patients are evaluated and treatment plans are personalized to each case. 

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This Includes:

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Comprehensive examinations, radiographs are evaluated, and, in some cases, 3D scans are taken to determine the level of bone loss and the possibility to perform Bone Regeneration procedures. 

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If patients are candidates, Bone Grafts with growth factors are offered. 

What Procedures Fall Under Bone Regeneration?

Such procedures are: 

 

LANAP

Bone Grafting 

Guided Tissue Regeneration
Biological Material Treatment in addition to Bone and/or Gingival Grafting procedures

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In cases where bone regeneration cannot salvage the tooth / teeth - Bone Regeneration is performed at the time of extraction to prepare the ridge for Dental Implant(s). (Read more button) 

 

Although LANAP treatments can regenerate some bone; if we encounter areas that can be helped further, we can then include additional procedures for further results. 

 

Additional procedures are available and recommended depending on case by case. 

Bone graft

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