Rebuild The Foundation Your Implant Needs With Bone Grafting

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When bone loss stands between you and implants, we rebuild the foundation

Bone grafting is often the step that turns “not enough bone” into a workable implant treatment plan. It can be used after extractions, in areas damaged by periodontal disease, or in sites that have been missing teeth long enough for the jaw to shrink. At PIHP, grafting is planned around the exact shape of the defect, your long-term implant goal, and the quality of the tissues around it. That detail matters because stronger bone support leads to more predictable implant placement later.

Periodontist-led grafting focused on the future implant outcome, not just filling space
CBCT imaging used to measure the site and choose the right regenerative approach
Clear staging and healing guidance so you know when implant placement can happen next
Dr. Angel Rodriguez

Dr. Angel Rodriguez

DDS, CAGS, MSD

your journey

What bone grafting treatment involves

01

Site evaluation and imaging

We assess bone width, height, and quality to understand exactly what is missing and what the implant site will require.

02

Graft placement

The graft material is placed in the deficient area and protected so your body can rebuild stronger support in the right shape.

03

Healing and regeneration

Over the next several months, the site matures and develops the new support needed for implant placement.

04

Implant readiness review

We re-scan or re-evaluate the site once healing is complete to confirm the area is ready for the next surgical phase.

why this practice

Why grafting can be worth doing first

Can turn a borderline site into a stronger candidate

Bone grafting can create the volume and support needed to place implants more safely and predictably.

Protects future restorative options

Rebuilding the site properly can improve implant positioning and the appearance of the final restoration.

Helps after bone loss from gum disease

Advanced periodontal breakdown often damages the same support implants rely on, making regeneration an important first step.

Supports longer-term stability

A stronger foundation gives the implant a better biomechanical and tissue environment over time.

What Our Patients Say

  • 5 out of 5 stars. I am extremely happy with my implants and gum surgery. Thank you for giving me my smile back.” — S, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. They did not try to sell me dental implants and instead guided me on what was best for my situation. I highly recommend them if you are trying to find a trustworthy office.” — Aileen, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I have suffered from chronic gum inflammation for years, but I have seen significant improvement since I began treatment here.” — Ross, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I had gum surgery with Dr. Joan Otomo. She explained my options thoroughly, the procedure was quick, and the results are ideal.” — Abigail, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. The implant process was actually painless, and I have experienced zero discomfort since then. These are great people.” — Carlos, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I just had an implant done a few days ago and it was quick and basically painless. I could not recommend this office more highly.” — Cristina, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I had deep frontal gum restructuring and she did a magnificent job. The team was prompt, courteous, and exceptional.” — Valencia, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. My three dental implants look and feel amazing. I finally have a full smile again and it is the best.” — Chelsy, Los Angeles

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Meet with a board-certified periodontist to assess the site, explain whether grafting is needed, and map out the cleanest path toward implants.

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