1. I was told I don’t have enough bone. Is treatment still possible?

Yes. Bone deficiency is usually treatable through regeneration or alternative anchorage techniques.

2. What is bone grafting?

Bone grafting rebuilds lost bone using biologically compatible materials, creating a stable foundation for implants.

3. Is bone grafting safe?

Yes, when performed by skilled surgeons using sterile hospital protocols and evidence-based materials.

4. How long does grafted bone take to heal?

Typically, several months. Bone needs time to mature for predictable implant support.

5. Are there options without bone grafting?

In severe bone loss cases, specialized implants (zygomatic, pterygoid, transnasal) may be used after careful evaluation.

6. Is bone regeneration painful?

Most patients tolerate it well. Discomfort is manageable and temporary.