What is jaw reconstruction?
The reconstruction of the bone of the upper or lower jaw, aims to regenerate bone in cases where tooth loss has resulted in:
- Significant loss of bone tissue
- Sequelae:
- traumatic
- oncology
- congenital syndromes
- Post-infection and post-cyst atrophies.
When is an osseous reconstruction of the maxilla performed?
It is a fundamental procedure in dentistry to restore lost or damaged bone structure. At Implantarex, we have a team specialized in bone reconstruction that uses advanced techniques in case of:
- Loss of maxillary bone in order to place implants.
- Traumatic and oncologic sequelae.
- Congenital syndromes.
- Appearance of post-infection and post-cyst atrophies.
Benefits
The reconstruction of the maxillary bone offers a number of significant benefits for those who have experienced the loss or damage of bone tissue in this area. Thanks to this procedure the patient will be able to improve both functionally and esthetically, we explain why:
- Functional: you will be able to eat and chew correctly since you will have all your teeth (implants) after the treatment.
- Aesthetic: Having the smile already completed and without missing teeth, the patient will have greater self-esteem.
Techniques
The procedure is performed through the treatment of bone graft and joining it with autologous growth factors or fibrin, and biological membranes. There are even cases in which it is combined with stem cell (fat) techniques to improve ossification.
With this we will be able to recover enough bone support to be able to place the dental implants, and at the same time improve their esthetics and functionality.
