Implants
LOUI DENTAL CLINIC
This treatment can be used when insufficient jawbone makes implant placement difficult.
We use verified, safe, high-quality bone graft materials. Even patients who have gone without treatment for a long time after tooth loss, or whose alveolar bone has deteriorated from gum disease, can undergo implant treatment after jawbone augmentation with our proven bone graft materials.
Insufficient jawbone makes implant placement difficult
Implant placement
Graft bone into
the deficient area, then
cover with a barrier
membrane and suture
Once bone formation is complete, attach the prosthesis
Autogenous Bone Harvested from the patient's own body and grafted, so it carries no side effects and integrates exceptionally wellTaken from the patient's own body — no side effects, excellent integration.
Allogenic Bone Grafted into damaged bone areas, preserving growth factors and proteins, which gives it strong regenerative capacity and excellent biocompatibility.Preserves growth factors for strong regeneration and excellent biocompatibility.
Xenogenic Bone A material made by processing animal bone, known for enabling fast regeneration.Processed animal bone known for fast regeneration.
Synthetic Bone A synthetic material used for the regeneration or repair of bone deficiencies, which is gradually replaced by natural bone over time.A synthetic material that gradually turns into natural bone.
The more extensive the bone graft, the more swelling you may experience.
Avoid touching the surgical site as much as possible.
Refrain from strenuous exercise for about a week after surgery.
Do not spit out blood or saliva that pools in your mouth after surgery — swallow it instead.
Get plenty of rest on the day of surgery.
Avoid alcohol and smoking for about a month after surgery.
