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Alveolar distraction for implant placement in thin jaw bone

15/8/2014

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Dental implants are the best option for replacing missing teeth. These require good quality & quantity of bone available in the jaw. Dr. S.M. Balaji applies advanced technologies & surgical techniques to successfully create new bone in the jaws to facilitate implant placement. Alveolar distraction osteogenesis is one technique used to increase the vertical height of the jaw bone. As a result of the distraction process, the volume of both bone & soft tissue is increased. The reconstructed area of the jaw is then suitable for further rehabilitation with implants.  
Bone deficient area
Placement of alveolar distraction device
Adequate bone formation following distraction osteogenesis
Placement of implant screws
Replacement with ceramic crowns
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