Bone grafting

At the Dynasty Stomatology dental clinic in Czech Republic, you can undergo bone grafting for dental implantation using sterile biomaterials and innovative technology. We provide maximum comfort and a personalized approach. Schedule a consultation, and our experienced surgeons will help you restore the health and aesthetics of your smile.

Contraindications

Bone grafting is a surgical procedure and may be contraindicated in the following situations:

• Exacerbation of chronic diseases;
• Blood clotting disorders;
• Increased gum bleeding;
• Severe swelling and inflammation of soft tissues;
• Active oral infections;
• Pregnancy and lactation periods;
• Decompensated diabetes mellitus;
• Oncological diseases;
• Autoimmune conditions.

Before the procedure, our dental clinic performs a thorough diagnosis to eliminate potential risks and develop a safe treatment plan.

Bone Grafting Methods

Bone grafting is a surgical procedure aimed at restoring the volume of bone lost due to resorption, trauma, or tooth extraction. There are several types of bone grafts used depending on the lack of bone, anatomical specifics, and location of the deficiency.

The most common procedures include:

1. Augmentation. Increases the volume of the jaw bone using either synthetic bone, allograft, or transplanted bone. It may be performed alone or combined with other methods. It may include bone from a cadaver or artificial biocompatible materials.
2. Autotransplantation (grafting from the patient’s body). Involves taking bone from another part of the jaw, such as the chin or mandibular branch. Often chosen for advanced grafting of the lower jaw and cases requiring a high engraftment rate.

The dentist or oral surgeon chooses the best option after careful examination of the patient’s medical history, including potential risks such as risk of rejection, risk of infection, or if the patient is a smoker.

Preparation and Stages of the Bone Grafting Procedure

Bone grafting is a preparatory step before installing dental implants. Proper preparation is essential to support a successful healing process and avoid complications.

Key stages of the procedure:

1. Initial consultation and 3D diagnostic imaging.
2. Identification of the indication and selection of the suitable bone grafting technique.
3. Surgery with placement of a protective membrane.
4. Suturing and beginning of the recovery period.
5. Gradual resorption of the membrane and sutures.
6. Removal of sutures after 7-10 days.

The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia, with the option of sedation. The recovery from bone grafting and bone growth period typically can take from 3 to 6 months, allowing the bone material to fully integrate with the surrounding bone.

This stage lays a solid foundation for implant success, helps prevent complications, and ensures long-term results.

Postoperative Recovery Features

The recovery period plays a crucial role in the successful regeneration of bone tissue. When following all medical recommendations, the healing process usually proceeds without complications.

Key Features of Rehabilitation:

1. Moderate swelling and discomfort may occur during the first 2-3 days — these symptoms are typically managed with pain relievers and, in some cases, antibiotics.
2. Patients should avoid physical exertion and overheating (e.g., saunas or steam baths).
3. It is essential to maintain proper oral hygiene while avoiding any trauma to the surgical site.
4. Follow-up visits with the dentist are mandatory.

Nutritional Recommendations After Bone Grafting:

1. In the first few days, consume only soft and cooled foods (such as purees, yogurt, or broths).
2. Avoid hot, spicy, hard, or acidic foods.
3. Do not chew on the side of the bone grafting site.
4. Drink plenty of fluids, avoiding carbonated beverages and alcohol.

Possible Complications

While bone grafting for dental implants is a common procedure, there is always a risk of complications, such as:

• Inflammation or infection at the site of bone grafting;
• Bleeding and swelling of the gums;
• Rejection of the artificial material;
• Pain when biting or moving the jaw;
• Damage to nearby tissues or nerves;
• Delayed or failed engraftment of the transplanted bone.

To reduce these risks, such procedures should only be performed by an experienced specialist.

Important! Contact your dentist immediately if you experience any of the following after bone grafting:

• Severe, persistent pain;
• Heavy or prolonged bleeding;
• Pus or discharge from the surgical site;
• Fever;
• Swelling that worsens over time;
• Numbness lasting more than 24 hours.

✅ Price of Bone Grafting at Dynasty Stomatology

The price of bone grafting is determined individually based on the volume of intervention, the chosen method (e.g., closed or open sinus lift, bone block grafting), the type of bone or artificial material used, whether bone from a deceased donor or bone block is involved, and the need for additional surgery such as augmentation or preparation to install implants.

The final cost is calculated after a detailed consultation and diagnostic evaluation.

If you have indications for this type of surgical treatment, we invite you to Dynasty Stomatology. Our skilled implant surgeon will select the most suitable method and perform the bone grafting comfortably and safely. You can book a consultation at a convenient time.