Bone Grafting
The bone grafting procedure enables us to rebuild lost bone, aiding in both regeneration and augmentation.
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Life Time Warranty
We invest significantly in acquiring and maintaining state-of-the-art dental technology, regularly updating it, and ensuring quality through rigorous systems. We are confident in the excellence of our work, and that’s why we proudly offer lifetime warranties on all our dental treatments.
Procedure
- Bone grafts help new bone grow around dental implants and heal faster. We use Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) to make it even better, as it’s great for regenerating both bone and soft tissue.
- Bone grafts not only assist in the growth of dense bone around dental implants but also promote quicker healing. By utilizing Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF), we harness its potential to enhance both bone and soft tissue regeneration, further improving the overall healing process.
- Bone grafts promote new bone formation around dental implants, while Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) accelerates healing and enhances regeneration of both bone and soft tissue.
Advanced Technolog
Bone grafting is beneficial for both direct and indirect sinus lifts and serves as an adjunct in cases of periodontitis during implant surgeries.
Advanced technology plays a pivotal role in modern dentistry, revolutionizing diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient care. From digital imaging and 3D printing to laser dentistry and computer-assisted procedures, these innovations enable more precise, efficient, and comfortable dental interventions.
Advanced technology has transformed dentistry, making procedures more precise, efficient, and comfortable for patients. From digital imaging to computer-assisted procedures, these innovations have revolutionized the field, enhancing diagnosis, treatment planning, and overall patient care.
