TREATMENTS
Alveolar Bone Graft in Argüelles, Madrid
When tooth loss leaves insufficient bone, an alveolar bone graft recreates the conditions needed to place implants successfully.
- Makes implants possible
- Restores facial volume
- Long-term result
Bone graft: preparing the ground for the implant
When a tooth is lost, the bone that supported it begins to resorb. In some cases, this resorption is so significant that there is not enough bone left to place an implant directly. The alveolar bone graft solves this problem.
Types of bone graft
- Autologous graft: Uses the patient's own bone (usually from the chin or the jaw ramus). It is the gold standard in bone regeneration.
- Allogeneic graft: Bone from a tissue bank, previously sterilised and processed.
- Bone substitute materials: Synthetic biomaterials that act as a scaffold for new bone growth.
When is a bone graft needed?
- Long-standing tooth loss with significant bone resorption
- Bone defects after complicated extractions
- Failure of a previous implant
- Advanced periodontal disease
Healing process
After the graft, the new bone takes between 4 and 6 months to consolidate before the implant can be placed. During this time we carry out regular check-ups to verify the correct integration of the graft.
Benefits of this treatment
Makes implants possible
Creates the bone conditions needed for the implant.
Restores facial volume
Prevents collapse of the soft tissues.
Long-term result
The regenerated bone is permanent.
Price
A closed quote, no surprises
We do not invent figures that later change. At your first diagnostic visit (included) we assess your case and give you a clear, closed quote, with financing up to 60 months.
What our patients say
Makoke
Implantes · Rehabilitación oral
How your treatment works, step by step
Assessment & diagnosis
We study your case with digital technology (3D CT / scanner).
Plan & closed quote
You know what you need and what it costs — no surprises.
Your treatment
Carried out by registered specialists, with an in-house lab.
Follow-up reviews
We look after the result for the long term.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about alveolar bone graft in argüelles, madrid.
When there is not enough bone to place an implant after a tooth loss, the graft regenerates the volume needed, recreating the conditions for the implant to be placed successfully.
It is done under local anaesthetic and is usually well tolerated. There may be swelling and mild discomfort for the first few days, manageable with the instructions we give you.
It depends on each case: the grafted bone needs time to regenerate before the implant is placed. At the first visit, using a 3D scan, we give you a personalised timeline.
Questions about this treatment?
Our team will guide you with no obligation. Book your consultation today.
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