What are the examples of grafting?

Autograft: Bone taken from the patient’s own body, often from the jaw, chin, or hip.

Allograft: Bone sourced from a human donor, processed and sterilized for safe use.

Xenograft: Bone derived from animals (commonly bovine), used to stimulate new bone growth.

Alloplast: Synthetic bone graft materials made from biocompatible substances like calcium phosphate.

Socket grafting: Placed immediately after tooth extraction to preserve the socket and prevent bone loss.

Sinus lift graft: A specialized grafting technique to add bone to the upper jaw below the sinus for dental implants.

Conclusion:

Grafting techniques vary based on the patient's needs, and each plays a key role in rebuilding and strengthening bone for dental health. For expert evaluation and advanced grafting procedures, visit FMS Dental for trusted care and lasting results.