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Can the Dentist to the Bone Graft and Place the Implant at the Same Time?

Last Updated: Nov 12, 2015

The Doctor said that he is going to place an implant and do the bone block graft procedure at the same time. Is it possible to do this?

1 Comments on Can the Dentist to the Bone Graft and Place the Implant at the Same Time?

Dr. Carlos Boudet

11/12/2015

Yes, both procedures can be done at the same time.Normally a block graft is done when there is not enough width or height of bone to place an implant in the most ideal position. The graft is done first, and after several months, when the graft has integrated with the existing bone, the implant is placed in the correct position. Sometimes the surgeon will place the bone graft and the implant at the same time, and this saves the patient a second surgery.The person in the best position to be able to advise you about your best option, is your dentist or surgeon after a dental examination.Do not hessitate to ask any questions to your doctor. Good luck. I hope this helps.Carlos Boudet, DDS, DICOI

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