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Are implants impossible in patients with insufficient jaw bone mass?

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Are implants impossible in patients with insufficient jaw bone mass?

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In the contrary! Already lost bone (for instance caused by existing gaps or lost teeth), is replaced by guided bone regeneration; a procedure that is usually done in the same session as the implant. During this procedure bone material is transplanted (for instance from the lower- into the upper jaw) and/or bone grafting material is used. In many cases however bone loss has progressed so much that bone recovery takes several months before the implantation procedure can be started.

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