A healthy, well-supported jawbone plays a crucial role in preserving natural teeth and ensuring the success of future dental treatments. We offer advanced surgical techniques to enhance bone volume and density, ensuring a solid foundation for long-term oral health. Our bone grafts in Haddonfield restore lost jawbone caused by missing teeth, injury, or gum disease. A bone grafting procedure at our office will:
Call 609-256-6638 today to schedule a consultation. Learn how a bone graft can improve your long-term oral health.
When the jawbone lacks sufficient density, it can affect both oral function and future dental treatments. Bone augmentation strengthens weakened areas, ensuring a solid base for dental implants, bridges, and other restorations. At Doroba Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Center, your surgeon uses advanced regenerative techniques to enhance healing and improve long-term success.
Our approach to grafts includes:
By reinforcing a weakened jawbone structure, a bone grafting procedure not only restores strength but also prevents future bone loss. This helps maintain your facial structure and overall dental health. With modern surgical techniques and biologic enhancements, Dr. Doroba ensures safe, effective results tailored to each patient.
You have the option of receiving sedation and general anesthesia to help you stay completely comfortable and relaxed throughout your bone graft surgery.
Call 609-256-6638 today to schedule a consultation and learn how bone grafts in Haddonfield can prepare your smile for lasting success. You can also schedule online.
I saw Dr. Doroba at his Marlton office to have a tooth extracted and bone graft put in for an implant. I highly recommend Dr. Doroba. He has great bedside manner, very gentle and even called me himself the night of the extraction to see how I was feeling. You don’t see that often, usually it’s a receptionist that will call and check on you. You can tell he really cares about his patients.
Dr J. Doroba , the dentist at Cape May Atlantic Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, is everything anyone could hope for in a dentist , as far as I’m concerned. At our first consultation I was not convinced , I guess I wanted smiles and light chatter. He was just ok and businesslike. My mind changed on the day of my surgery . His bedside manner is impeccable . His pleasant, calm, assuredly demeanor quickly put me at ease. Then came the IV, I thought it would be just awful… but no. I remember his pleasant, peaceful face telling me to squeeze the ball, there was a teeny bit of a pinch and it was done . The next thing I know, I’m on my way to the recovery room. Once home, I expected high pain, bleeding and not being able to eat. It’s been 12 hours now and I’ve had none of that. I followed all the directions given me, I must say I’m quite comfortable . I had soup and yogurt but no noticeable pain and no bleeding. I’m not one to write reviews but given I hate going to the dentist, I thought I might share my experience with others who too have a fear of dentists because of the pain. If you’re fortunate enough to have this dentist, you will not regret it. 5 stars *****
A bone graft is basically filling in or building up a thin or weak jawbone. A bone graft can fill space left after an extraction, or we can use it to boost the strength of a jawbone battling an infection brought on by gum disease. Your dentist will simply place material along your bone that will encourage new bone growth. While the procedure itself is quick, it will take several months for your bone to respond and heal.
One of the most common reasons for bone grafts is to strengthen a jaw so that it can successfully support implants. The more time that has passed since you’ve lost teeth, the more likely you may need a graft to receive implants. Without tooth roots to provide stimulation, the bone in your jaw begins to shrink – as much as 25 percent in the first year after tooth loss.
A bone graft can save teeth you are at risk of losing from periodontal (gum) disease. In advanced cases of gum disease, inflammation can attack the bone surrounding your teeth. A grafting procedure will encourage the bone to regenerate, so you won’t lose teeth. Treating gum disease in its early stages will avoid the need for a graft.
