If you’re between 38–65 and noticing loose dentures, difficulty chewing, or a “sunken” look around your mouth, you may have jawbone loss, seek bone grafting before dental implants.
What Is Dental Bone Grafting?
Bone grafting rebuilds lost jawbone using safe, biocompatible materials so implants or dentures have strong support. It’s often recommended after long-term tooth loss, gum disease, or trauma.
Common Symptoms That Suggest Bone Loss
•Dentures that slip, click, or need frequent adjustments
•Trouble biting or chewing hard foods; jaw fatigue
•Changes in facial profile—lips appear to sink inward
•Persistent discomfort or dull ache in the jaw
•Visible gaps where teeth were lost for years
What Is Dental Bone Grafting?
Bone grafting rebuilds lost jawbone using safe, biocompatible materials so implants or dentures have strong support. It’s often recommended after long-term tooth loss, gum disease, or trauma.
Common Symptoms That Suggest Bone Loss
•Dentures that slip, click, or need frequent adjustments
•Trouble biting or chewing hard foods; jaw fatigue
•Changes in facial profile—lips appear to sink inward
•Persistent discomfort or dull ache in the jaw
•Visible gaps where teeth were lost for years
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