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Bone Preservation

Socket Preservation – Bone Preservation After Extraction

Socket Preservation – Bone Preservation After Extraction

Immediately after a tooth extraction, the jawbone begins to recede. With socket preservation we fill the empty socket right away and preserve both bone and gum contour – the ideal preparation for a later implant without elaborate bone grafting.

Socket preservation is the filling of the socket after tooth extraction and prevents or minimises resorption of the jawbone following a tooth removal. The procedure is especially valuable for patients planning a later implant, as bone loss would otherwise make implant placement more difficult.

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Treatment process

  1. Tooth extractionGentle removal of the tooth that can no longer be preserved.
  2. Cleaning of the socketThorough removal of tooth remnants and inflamed tissue.
  3. Filling of the socketFilling with bone substitute material.
  4. Covering the woundWith a membrane to protect the site and promote healing.
  5. Healing & bone formationThe bone regenerates and retains its shape.

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Your benefits

  • Prevention of bone loss after the extraction
  • Optimal implant conditions thanks to preserved bone structure
  • Shorter treatment time – less additional bone grafting required
  • Minimally invasive with fast healing
  • Aesthetic improvement through preservation of the natural gum shape
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