What’s Included in the Price:
Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) Surgery: A surgical procedure aimed at regenerating bone in areas with insufficient bone mass, using advanced techniques and biomaterials.
Bone Grafting Materials: Use of high-quality bone graft materials to promote the healing process and support new bone growth.
Collagen Membrane: A resorbable or non-resorbable membrane is placed over the grafted area to support tissue regeneration and ensure proper bone formation.
Surgical Procedure: Performed by skilled surgeons, this procedure ensures the optimal preparation of the bone for future implant placement.
Post-Surgery Care: Follow-up visits and care instructions to ensure proper healing and integration of the bone graft.
 
Product Description:
Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) is a specialized surgical technique used to restore and regenerate bone in areas that lack sufficient bone mass. This procedure is commonly performed before dental implant placement, ensuring that there is enough bone to anchor the implant securely.
During GBR, bone graft materials are placed in the deficient areas of the jawbone to encourage new bone growth. A collagen membrane is then placed over the graft to guide the bone growth, preventing soft tissue from infiltrating the graft and promoting effective bone regeneration.
The use of advanced biomaterials and the meticulous surgical technique ensures optimal results, creating a stable and strong bone structure that will support the dental implants. This procedure is especially useful for patients with significant bone loss, whether due to periodontal disease, trauma, or long-term tooth loss.
Key Benefits:
Bone Regeneration: Stimulates natural bone growth in areas with insufficient bone mass, preparing the site for dental implants.
Minimal Discomfort: The procedure is minimally invasive, ensuring a smooth recovery with manageable discomfort.
Improved Implant Success: GBR increases the chances of successful dental implant placement by providing a stable bone foundation.
Versatile Applications: GBR is suitable for various bone deficiencies, such as atrophied areas or those resulting from gum disease or injury.
Long-Term Benefits: By restoring bone density and structure, GBR ensures that implants remain secure and functional for many years.
 
Rehabilitation Process:
Initial Healing (3-6 Months):
After the GBR procedure, the bone graft will integrate with the natural bone. This healing period is essential for the growth of new bone and the establishment of a solid foundation for implant placement.
Implant Placement:
Once sufficient bone regeneration has occurred, dental implants can be placed in the treated area to restore function and aesthetics.
 
Post-Care Instructions:
Oral Hygiene: Maintaining excellent oral hygiene is crucial during the healing process to avoid infections and ensure proper bone regeneration.
Dietary Restrictions: Soft foods should be consumed during the initial recovery phase to avoid placing excessive pressure on the grafted area.
Follow-Up Appointments: Regular visits will be scheduled to monitor healing progress and ensure the proper integration of the bone graft.
 
Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) is an essential procedure for patients with insufficient jawbone mass, providing a foundation for successful dental implants. By using advanced techniques and biomaterials, GBR helps restore bone structure, ensuring a strong, healthy base for dental implants. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a consultation.