Bone regeneration: "You don't have enough bone"? There is often a solution.
With bone grafts, sinus lift and advanced implant techniques, Dr. Kurti creates the foundation needed for fixed teeth — even when patients have been told elsewhere that implants aren't possible.
How we rebuild missing bone.
After tooth loss, the jawbone shrinks. The choice of technique depends on the amount of bone, the position and the treatment plan — and is decided after a 3D analysis.
- Bone graftBone material that restores lost volume.
- Sinus liftRaising the sinus floor for implants in the upper jaw.
- Membranes & PRFProtect the graft and support healing.
- Zygomatic & pterygoid implantsAnchored in denser bone, often with no need for a graft.
How bone regeneration works
- 013D bone analysisWe measure the height, width and density of the bone.
- 02Choosing the techniqueGraft, sinus lift or advanced implants.
- 03The procedureOften in the same session as the implants, when possible.
- 04Healing & teethAfter integration, the final restorations from our laboratory.
Frequently asked questions about bone regeneration and sinus lift
I was told I can't have implants. Is there any hope?
Often, yes. With bone regeneration or zygomatic/pterygoid implants, many cases considered difficult can be treated. Send your CBCT or panoramic X-ray for an assessment.
Does a graft add time to treatment?
It depends on the case. Some grafts are placed together with the implant; in other cases a healing period is needed before implants. Your written plan sets this out clearly.
What is a sinus lift?
It is a procedure that gently lifts the sinus membrane and adds bone beneath it, so implants in the upper jaw have enough support.
Get a second opinion from a specialist.
Send your CBCT or panoramic X-ray — Dr. Kurti will assess your case.