has anyone had more than 1 dental bone graft on same site?


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Do not believe all of what that first answerer said. First off, there are many companies that produce man made bone grafting material, which does not come from a human doner. And I can tell you that the company that I buy our human donated bone graft from, puts it through rigerous tests to kill any type of disease that it may carry.

That said, yes I have seen this be necessary. Not usually are two done, but if the first graft did not give the area enough bone, then the dentist may go back and place more.

Are you asking because you got charged 2 times? We don't charge a patient if we go back and place more in the same site.
Thought you might find this of some interest:

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