Dental bone grafting is a common oral surgery procedure used to restore or enhance the volume and density of the jawbone, especially before or during dental implant placement.
Quick answer
A dental bone graft helps rebuild missing jawbone so the area can better support future implants, restorations, or oral surgery treatment plans.
A qualified oral surgeon or a trained surgical dentist places bone graft material into areas of the jaw where bone loss has occurred. One of the most trusted options is Vitality Bone—a bone graft product derived from organ donors and processed by an AATB-accredited tissue bank.
How Does Vitality Bone Work?
Recommended Vitality Bone Graft Options
Compare Vitality allograft sizes for socket preservation, ridge augmentation, and implant-related grafting workflows.
0.5 CC Allograft
Suitable for smaller socket preservation and focused grafting cases.
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1.0 CC Allograft
A balanced option for common implant-related grafting and ridge support needs.
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2.0 CC Allograft
Useful for larger ridge augmentation or higher-volume grafting workflows.
View 2.0 CC ProductVitality Bone serves as a scaffold or framework that holds space in the jaw, allowing the patient’s body to regenerate natural, live bone. Over time, the surrounding tissue integrates with the graft, creating a stable foundation for future implants or restorative procedures.
Common dental bone grafting use cases
- Socket preservation after tooth extraction
- Ridge augmentation before dental implant placement
- Bone regeneration around implant sites
- Restoring jawbone volume after bone loss