
Rebuild the Foundation for Dental Implants
Bone grafting restores lost jawbone density so your mouth can support dental implants. Dr. Pybus uses proven grafting techniques to strengthen the area and prepare you for lasting tooth replacement.
After tooth loss or extraction, the jawbone in the affected area begins to deteriorate because it no longer receives stimulation from a tooth root. At Pybus Dental in Amarillo, Texas, Dr. Charles Pybus performs bone grafting procedures that rebuild lost jawbone, creating a solid foundation for dental implant placement or preserving facial structure.
When Bone Grafting Is Needed
Bone grafting is most commonly recommended when a patient wants dental implants but does not have enough bone density to support them, immediately after a tooth extraction to preserve the socket for future implant placement, or when bone loss has occurred due to periodontal disease or long-term tooth loss.
The Bone Grafting Procedure
During the procedure, Dr. Pybus places biocompatible bone graft material into the area where bone volume is insufficient. Over several months, your body gradually replaces the graft material with your own natural bone. Once the site has healed and bone density is adequate, implant placement can proceed.
Recovery
Recovery from bone grafting varies depending on the extent of the procedure. Most patients experience some swelling and discomfort for a few days, which can be managed with prescribed medication. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and schedule follow-up appointments to monitor healing.
Schedule Your Bone Grafting Consultation
If you have been told you need a bone graft before implants, call Pybus Dental at 806-354-2500 to schedule an evaluation with Dr. Pybus.
Frequently Asked Questions
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8003 SW 34th Ave, Amarillo, TX 79121

