Before you can get a dental implant, you need a solid foundation. At 803 Dental, we offer bone grafting and sinus lift procedures to help rebuild your jawbone and prepare for long-lasting tooth replacement with implants.
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What Are Bone Grafting & Sinus Lifts?
Bone grafting and sinus lifts are preparatory procedures used to build up bone in areas of the jaw where it has deteriorated, often due to tooth loss, gum disease, or aging. Bone grafting involves placing grafting material into areas with bone loss to stimulate natural regeneration and support future dental implants.
A sinus lift is a type of bone graft used specifically for the upper jaw, where the sinus cavity may have expanded or dropped into the space once occupied by teeth. This procedure lifts the sinus membrane and adds bone beneath it, creating a strong, stable base for implants in the back upper jaw.
Both treatments are safe, effective, and can be done in-house by Dr. Xu with precision and care. Whether you’re missing one tooth or several, these procedures make it possible to get the lasting, natural-looking results you want from implant dentistry.
Implant Solutions — Personalized, Not One-Size-Fits-All
Every smile is different. We’ll help you choose the right implant option based on your bone, bite, and long-term goals — with financing available.
Single Dental Implant – Starting at $3,500
Single Dental Implant
As low as $99/month
- Implant, abutment, and crown included
- Eat, smile, and speak with confidence again
- The closest thing to a natural tooth
Snap-In Dentures – Say Bye to Loose Dentures
Snap-In Dentures
As low as $299/month
- 4 implants per arch (upper or lower) for a secure fit, no more slipping dentures
- No more slipping dentures — eat and smile with confidence
Teeth in a Day – Best Full Arch Implant options
full-arch implants (All-on-4/6)
As low as $499/month
- Walk in with bad teeth, walk out the same day with a brand-new smile
- Extractions, implants, and same-day fixed bridge included
- Eat the foods you love again — with confidence
Did you know…
Bone loss begins within 6 months of tooth loss without treatment or implants.
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The Benefits of Bone Grafting & Sinus Lifts
Create a Strong Foundation for Implants
Without enough bone, dental implants simply can’t succeed. Bone grafting and sinus lifts help rebuild lost volume and density in your jaw, giving your implants the stable base they need to fuse and function long-term. This sets the stage for a smile that not only looks great but performs like natural teeth.
Preserve Your Facial Structure
Tooth loss leads to bone loss, and bone loss can change the shape of your face—causing sagging, sunken cheeks, and premature aging. Rebuilding your jawbone with a graft or sinus lift helps preserve your natural facial contours, maintaining a more youthful appearance along with better oral health.
Unlock More Dental Implant Options
If you’ve been told you’re not a candidate for implants due to bone loss, these procedures may be the key to turning things around. Bone grafting and sinus lifts expand your treatment options and make implant solutions possible, even in cases of advanced jawbone deterioration.
The Bone Grafting & Sinus Lift Process
Step 1: Consultation and Imaging
We start with a thorough consultation, including 3D imaging, to assess your bone structure and sinus anatomy. Dr. Xu will determine the best approach for your needs and create a personalized plan for grafting or sinus lift surgery.
Step 2: Grafting or Sinus Lift Procedure
During the procedure, bone grafting material is placed in the area of deficiency. For sinus lifts, the sinus membrane is gently raised and bone material is added below it. Both procedures are performed with local anesthesia for your comfort, and sedation options are available.
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Step 3: Healing and Implant Planning
After the graft is placed, your body naturally builds new bone in the area over several months. Once healing is complete, we can move forward with placing your dental implant—confident that your new tooth will have the support it needs to last.
Before & Afters
A smile is worth 1,000 words.
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