Gum and Bone Grafting

At Excellence Dental, we provide advanced care for patients dealing with gum recession and bone loss caused by periodontal disease. Gum and bone grafting are key procedures to restore oral health, improve function, and enhance the appearance of your smile. These treatments are especially important for those who need to rebuild gum tissue or create a solid foundation for dental implants.

The Importance of Gum Grafting

Gum grafting restores lost gum tissue caused by gum disease or recession. When gums recede, the roots of your teeth become exposed. This can lead to sensitivity, discomfort, and a higher risk of decay. With gum grafting, we cover the exposed roots using healthy tissue, protecting your teeth and reducing sensitivity. This procedure not only improves your oral health but also enhances the overall look of your smile by restoring a balanced gum line.

Bone Grafting for Long-Term Stability

Bone loss often occurs due to advanced gum disease or tooth loss. This loss can make dental implants impossible or cause instability in your remaining teeth. Bone grafting rebuilds the bone structure in your jaw, creating a solid foundation for dental implants or stabilizing your teeth. By restoring lost bone, we preserve your jaw’s structure and protect your oral health. Bone grafting strengthens the jaw, allowing for improved dental function and a more attractive smile.

Achieving Long-Lasting Oral Health and Confidence

At Excellence Dental, we use gum and bone grafting to restore your oral health and confidence. Whether you’re dealing with advanced gum disease or preparing for dental implants, these procedures improve your overall dental health. They also help you achieve a more attractive and functional smile. By treating gum and bone loss early, we help you avoid further complications and ensure long-lasting results.

If you are experiencing gum recession, bone loss, or are considering dental implants, contact Excellence Dental today to schedule your consultation. Our expert team will guide you through the grafting process and help you restore your smile.