Bone Grafting
Bone and gum tissue should fit snuggly around your teeth. When you have periodontal disease, the by-products and toxins of the bacteria destroy the supporting bone and soft tissue. In certain cases, the periodontal defect has an architecture that will allow a bone graft to regenerate this lost tissue.
The benefit of regeneration of the lost tissue and bone is the repair of the damage caused by periodontal disease and reduction of the pocket. This will increase the chances of keeping your natural teeth.
