Bone Grafts and Sinus Lift

Our CT scanner will be able to identify how much bone volume you may have and determine if bone grafting will be necessary.

At Hallcross Dental, we have successfully placed a number of implants in sites many patients may have thought were not possible due to our highly experienced team and state of the art technology.

What materials do we use?

In dental implantology, bone grafting plays a crucial role in ensuring successful implant placement by restoring lost bone volume and structure. Various bone graft materials are utilised to facilitate this process, each offering unique benefits in specific situations. We offer all of the following options.

Autogenous bone grafts, derived from the patient’s own bone, these boast high compatibility and promote optimal bone regeneration. Allografts sourced from human donors and xenografts derived from animal sources are commonly used alternatives offering good biocompatibility. Synthetic bone substitutes, such as hydroxyapatite and calcium phosphate, provide stable scaffolds for new bone growth. These diverse options mean at Hallcross we cater to your individual clinical needs whilst balancing your individual preferences.