Ridge augmentation is a surgical procedure designed to rebuild the jawbone in areas that have experienced bone loss, often due to tooth extraction or other dental issues. This procedure ensures that your jawbone is ready for dental implants.
Our skilled team uses advanced techniques to restore your jawbone’s structure, preparing it for the successful placement of dental implants. We prioritize your comfort and the best possible outcome. Who Benefits From Ridge Augmentation? Ridge augmentation is primarily recommended for individuals who have experienced bone loss along their dental ridge and are looking to improve the aesthetics of their gum line and jaw structure before pursuing dental implants. It is also an excellent solution for those who wish to restore functionality and maintain a healthy dental state. By relying on the expertise of Dr. Namiranian at our Mission Viejo location, patients can achieve the optimal foundation necessary for future dental restorations.
Restores Dental Functionality: Prepares the mouth for implants by rebuilding the alveolar ridge, thus providing the necessary support for dental prosthetics. Improves Aesthetic Appearance: Helps maintain the natural appearance of your face and smile by supporting the structure of the jaw. Prevents Further Bone Loss: The procedure helps in stimulating bone growth and preventing future bone deterioration at the site of the lost tooth. Enhanced Oral Health: Corrects defects in the gums and jawbone, making it easier to clean teeth and maintain oral hygiene.
How long does recovery take after ridge augmentation? Recovery can take 4 to 6 months, depending on the extent of the procedure. Is ridge augmentation painful? The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, and discomfort can typically be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.
"This is an excellent option for anyone who may need a variety of oral surgeries. Dr. Namiranian is a kind, extremely knowledgeable professional and his office is pristine. It is clear that patients are the top priority in this facility!"
