Front Tooth Implant With Simple Bone Graft

An implant for an upper front tooth, combined with a simple bone graft, involves a precise and minimally invasive procedure designed to restore both function and aesthetics. Initially, the site is prepared by gently lifting the gum tissue to expose the bone. If there is insufficient bone volume to securely anchor the implant, a bone graft is added. This graft, often composed of a small amount of donor bone or synthetic material, is placed into the area to create a stable foundation. Once the graft is in place, the dental implant—a small titanium post—is carefully inserted into the bone. Over time, the bone will naturally integrate with the implant, ensuring a secure and lasting fit. The procedure not only restores the missing tooth but also preserves the natural contours of the face and jaw, resulting in a beautiful, confident smile.