Bone Grafting in Dearborn, MI
Rebuild the Foundation for a Stronger Smile
- Restore candidacy for dental implants
- Reverse bone loss after extractions or gum disease
- Performed with precision and local anesthesia
- Trusted by Dearborn families since 1946
Why Choose Us for Bone Grafting in Dearborn, MI

Full-Service Care From Start to Finish
We guide patients through the entire implant preparation process in one location. From 3D scans and surgical planning to graft placement and follow-up care, your dentist in Dearborn, MI, handles everything right here in our office.
Implant Expertise and In-House Treatment
Dr. Mark Luria and Dr. Rena Allswang have advanced training in implant dentistry and restorative techniques. This allows us to perform both grafting and implant placement in a familiar environment without referring you to an outside specialist.
Comfortable, Detail-Oriented Treatment
Your comfort is a priority during every procedure. Bone grafting is performed using local anesthesia, with a careful approach designed to minimize discomfort and encourage successful healing. Our team is here to support you before, during, and after your procedure.
Insurance and Financing Support
Some insurance plans help cover bone grafting when it’s part of a medically necessary treatment, such as implant placement. For any out-of-pocket costs, we also accept CareCredit®, which allows you to pay over time with flexible monthly plans.
“I genuinely cannot express my gratitude and appreciation to this office enough. Everyone there is so compassionate and kind. I really do enjoy being a patient here. :)” — Rachel, 5-Star Review
Who Might Need Bone Grafting?
Bone grafting is a preparatory dental procedure that rebuilds areas of the jaw where bone has been lost. It’s most often recommended when the jaw is too atrophied to support a dental implant. By encouraging new bone growth, grafting restores both strength and structure.
Patients Considering Dental Implants
If you’ve been told you’re not a candidate for implants due to bone loss, a graft can help rebuild the area and restore your eligibility for treatment.
After Tooth Extractions
Bone will shrink once a tooth is removed. Placing grafting material immediately after extraction helps preserve bone volume and keep the area stable for future implants.
Individuals With Bone Loss From Gum Disease
Advanced periodontal disease can damage the underlying bone. A graft can help repair these areas and prevent teeth from becoming loose or shifting out of place.

