Bone Grafting
Bone grafting is a surgical procedure used to repair bone defects resulting from trauma, disease or congenital disorders. It uses bone tissue from a donor or a synthetic alternative to regenerate the affected area. Bone grafting has numerous applications, including the treatment of fractures, joint replacements, spinal fusions and the reconstruction of facial bones. By replacing damaged or missing bones, it helps reduce pain, improve function and restore appearance. Bone grafting is also used in implant dentistry to provide a secure anchoring point for dental implants. The procedure is safe, minimally-invasive and highly successful, providing a long-term solution that can improve quality of life.
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