Bone Grafting Materials

Bone grafting has become a routine, safe procedure that’s often required when placing dental implants. These grafts help ensure patients’ jawbones are strong enough to support the new implants by becoming an integrated part of existing bone. Bone grafting materials are used in a variety of other dental surgical situations as well, including periodontal treatment. It’s important to know the difference between the various materials available, and select the one that best fits your specific case. There are also various application methods to choose from, including mineralized and demineralized options, gels, pastes, putties, particulates, flexible strips and Hydroxyapatites. Remember, no matter which bone grafting material and application you choose, you’ll need to get informed consent from patients before moving forward.

What Bone Grafting Materials are Available for My Practice?

There are many bone grafting materials on the market, and each one has its own applications and benefits. Before choosing, consider each specific case and determine what’s best for each patient. These materials are a valuable restorative tool, and they include:

• Allograft or Donor Bone Grafting Materials
• Bovine Bone Grafting Materials
• Synthetic Bone Grafting Material
• Autogenous Bone Collectors

What Should I Consider When Selecting Bone Grafting Materials for my Patients?

Bone grafting materials are indicated for a variety of dental surgical situations. Learn about the different material types and the benefits they provide so you can determine which is best for certain procedures, and talk with patients about their options. Educate patients about the grafting procedure and what to expect afterwards.

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