Cambie Dental
Bone Grafting

Expert bone grafting for a stronger foundation.

Whether you're preparing for implants or preserving bone after extraction, we restore the structure your smile needs to thrive.

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Bone grafting
Why Cambie Dental

Bone grafts placed with precision

We assess your bone structure thoroughly to determine the best grafting approach.

Every case is different. We use imaging and careful examination to plan a graft that sets you up for long-term success.

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Success

Comfortable, predictable, affordable

Advanced Techniques

Use of Platelet Rich Fibrin to enhance healing

Thorough Planning

We use X‑rays and scans to assess bone density and determine exactly where grafting is needed.

Predictable Healing

Modern techniques and materials lead to consistent integration and fewer complications.

Honest Guidance

We explain whether grafting is essential or optional — and what happens without it.

What to Know

Understanding dental bone grafts

After a tooth is removed, the surrounding bone begins to shrink. That loss can affect nearby teeth, cosmetics, and your ability to support implants or dentures later. Bone grafting prevents this collapse.

Signs You May Need One

Insufficient bone for implants, loose dentures, or visible shrinkage of the jaw over time.

What to Expect

A minor surgical procedure, followed by several months of healing as the graft integrates.

When to Act

When bone grafting is recommended

Implants need solid bone to anchor into. If yours has shrunk from tooth loss or time, grafting rebuilds the foundation so implants can succeed long-term.

When a tooth is removed, the surrounding bone can shrink over time. Grafting helps preserve the bone structure and maintain proper support for neighbouring teeth and the overall stability of your bite.

Planning ahead matters. When a tooth is being removed and replacement is expected, grafting helps preserve the bone needed for future treatment. After the ridge has resorbed over time, restoring that lost bone becomes significantly more challenging.

Your path to better care

01.

Book Your Consultation

Reach out online or give us a call. We'll find a time that works and answer any initial questions.

02.

Meet Your Dentist

We'll take the time to understand your concerns, examine thoroughly, and explain your options clearly.

03.

Get the Care You Need

No rushing, no pressure. We walk you through every step and make sure you're comfortable throughout.

04.

Smile with Confidence

Leave feeling informed, cared for, and confident in your healthier smile. That's the Cambie difference.

Our Approach

What to expect at Cambie Dental Centre

Step inside our clinic and meet the team that puts your comfort first.

Care & Longevity

Keeping your bone graft healthy

Successful integration takes time and care. Here's how to give your graft the best chance.

01

Stick to soft foods for several weeks

Soups, smoothies, eggs, and soft proteins nourish you without putting pressure on the healing area.

02

Apply ice to minimize swelling

Swelling peaks around day two or three. Ice your cheek for 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off.

03

Be patient with the healing timeline

Bone grafts take 3 to 6 months to fully integrate. Rushing to the next step risks graft failure.

04

Watch for signs of infection or failure

Increasing pain, fever, pus, or exposed graft material should be reported to us immediately.

Transparent treatment estimates provides clarity

  • 01. Direct billing to all major insurances
  • 02. Pre-authorization when necessary
  • 03. Transparent options and cost
Lets Talk

No pressure. Just a conversation to start.

Understanding your value and goals is the first step in providing the best tailored care that is suitable for YOU. Thoughtful, honest, and educational is core to our approach from Day One.

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Helpful reads from our Vancouver team

Common Questions

Here's what patients
want to know most

Not during the procedure — local anesthesia keeps you numb. Most patients describe the healing as less uncomfortable than a tooth extraction.

Options include your own bone, donor bone, animal-sourced, or synthetic. We explain pros and cons of each and match the right choice to your case.

Most grafts integrate within 3 to 6 months before the next step (usually an implant). Larger grafts can take longer. We monitor progress along the way.

Failure is uncommon when aftercare is followed. Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, or poor hygiene raise risk. We discuss your specific risk factors upfront.