bone replacement
material
Specialists in implantology and bone reconstruction
How does bone substitute material work?
Bone replacement material is inserted into the jawbone through a surgical procedure. There it helps to promote new bone tissue and strengthen the bones. This process, known as bone regeneration, can take several months. As soon as the bone is strong enough, it can dental implant .
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How does it work?
Bone formation?
The first step on the path to bone building is a thorough examination and consultation.
Before the procedure, we will give you specific instructions to prepare you for the day of surgery.
Bone reconstruction itself is a surgical procedure that is usually performed under local anesthesia.
After the procedure, you will need to take some time to recover. You may have swelling or bruising on your face and experience pain or discomfort.
What types of bone substitute material are there?
There are different types of bone substitute materials used in dentistry. This includes:
- Autogenous bone graft material: This is bone tissue taken from your own body, often from another part of your jaw or hip bone.
- Allogeneic bone substitute material: This is bone tissue that is donated by another person.
- Xenogeneic Bone Substitute: This is bone tissue taken from an animal, often a cow.
- Synthetic bone substitute material: This is a man-made material that is often made of calcium phosphate, a mineral that occurs naturally in bones.
Is it safe to use bone substitute material?
Yes, the use of bone substitute material is safe and has been practiced in dentistry for many years. All types of bone substitute materials go through strict safety and quality controls before they are used. If you have concerns, talk to your dentist who can give you more information about the safety and effectiveness of bone substitutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is bone substitute material?
Bone substitute material is a special material used in dentistry to strengthen or restore the bone in the jaw.
Why is bone substitute material used?
Bone substitute material is used when the natural jawbone is not strong enough to support a dental implant. It helps to strengthen the jawbone and create a stable foundation for the implant.
How is bone replacement material used?
Bone replacement material is inserted into the jawbone through a surgical procedure. There it helps to promote new bone tissue and strengthen the bones.
What types of bone substitute material are there?
There are several types of bone substitute materials, including autogenous, allogeneic, xenogeneic, and synthetic bone substitutes.
Is it safe to use bone substitute material?
Yes, the use of bone substitute material is safe and has been practiced in dentistry for many years. All types of bone replacement materials undergo strict safety and quality controls.
How long does it take for bone to heal after using bone substitute material?
The healing process can take several months, but this varies from person to person and depends on various factors, including general health and the specific type of bone substitute material used.
