Jaw bone regeneration is a remarkable process that helps rebuild bone that’s been lost due to missing teeth, injury, or other conditions. One of the most effective ways to do this is through bone grafting, where special biocompatible materials are placed in the area of bone loss to support new bone growth.
These materials act like a scaffold, giving your body’s natural bone-forming cells (called osteoblasts) a structure to grow on. Some grafts also contain proteins and growth factors that encourage your own stem cells to develop into new bone cells, helping the process along.
Over time, your body gradually replaces the graft material with healthy, strong bone through its natural healing cycle. This new bone creates a stable base for treatments like dental implants and helps restore both function and appearance.
Bone regeneration isn’t just about science—it’s about giving patients the chance to smile, speak, and eat with confidence again.