Restorative & implants
Build the foundation.
Plan the next step.
When bone volume is limited, grafting may help preserve or rebuild support for a future dental implant or another restorative goal.
Plan your visit
Evaluate the site in three dimensions
Clinical evaluation and CBCT imaging may be used to understand available bone, nearby anatomy and whether grafting is appropriate before or during implant treatment.
A plan specific to the procedure
The graft material, timing and healing period depend on the site and treatment goal. Dr. Rocha explains the planned procedure, alternatives and whether referral is advisable.
Healing before restoration
Grafted sites require time and follow-up. If an implant is planned, guided treatment planning can help coordinate placement and the final restoration.
Your care. A clear estimate.
Treatment recommendations and fees depend on your examination. We’ll explain your plan, discuss insurance estimates when applicable, and answer questions before you schedule treatment.
Prepare for your first visitBEFORE YOU DECIDE
Your questions,
answered.
Does every implant require a bone graft?
No. The need depends on the amount and quality of bone, implant position and treatment plan.
Can a graft and implant be placed at the same visit?
Sometimes, but not in every situation. Imaging and clinical findings determine the safest sequence.
KEEP EXPLORING
Related care & resources
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE