Bone Grafting in Mitchell, SD

Bone Grafting Near Mitchell, SD

If you have been told you need a bone graft before getting dental implants, or you have experienced bone loss from a missing tooth, gum disease, or an extraction, the board-certified oral surgeons at Siouxland Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery provide expert bone grafting right here in Mitchell, SD. Our Mitchell office serves patients throughout Davison County and the surrounding communities, so you don’t have to travel far to receive specialized oral surgery care.

● Same-day consultations available   ● Free consultation, no commitment

Convenient Mitchell Location

Our office at 1222 E 7th Ave in Mitchell makes expert bone grafting accessible across Davison County and southeastern South Dakota.

Board-Certified Oral Surgeons

Our specialists are trusted leaders in bone grafting and dental implant surgery across the Mitchell area and the wider region.

Advanced 3D Imaging

We use cutting-edge imaging technology to evaluate the exact volume and density of your jawbone and plan your graft with precision.

Implant Expertise Under One Roof

Because our surgeons place dental implants as well, your bone graft and implant can be planned together as a single, coordinated treatment.

Comfort-Driven Sedation

Our surgeons are certified to administer all modalities of outpatient anesthesia for a calm, comfortable experience.

Prompt Same-Day Consultations

When you’re ready to plan your treatment, we make it easy to be seen. Same-day consultations are available so you can take the next step without a long wait.

Socket Preservation

A graft placed immediately after a tooth extraction to protect the site and keep it ready for a future implant.

Ridge Augmentation

Rebuilds the width or height of the jaw ridge after long-term bone loss so an implant can be placed securely.

Sinus Lift

Adds bone to the upper jaw near the molars when the sinus sits too close for safe implant placement.

Consultation & 3D Imaging

Your surgeon reviews your medical history and takes diagnostic 3D images to evaluate your jawbone. You’ll discuss anesthesia options and the grafting material best suited to your case.

Graft Placement

Once anesthesia is administered, your oral surgeon places the grafting material in the area of bone loss and secures it so your body can integrate it with your natural bone.

Healing & Next Steps

Over the following months, the graft fuses with your jaw, creating a strong foundation. If your graft is part of an implant plan, your surgeon will schedule implant placement once the site has fully healed.

Plan for downtime

Rest for 2–3 days before returning to work or school.

Reduce swelling

Apply ice packs in 20-minute intervals during the first 48 hours.

Manage pain

Use prescribed medications as directed by your surgeon.

Stick to soft foods

Smoothies, mashed potatoes, yogurt, applesauce, and broths are ideal for the first few days.

Avoid straws and smoking

Suction and smoke can disturb the graft site, so avoiding both protects it and supports healing.

Brush gently

Keep your mouth clean, but avoid brushing the surgical area at first.

Where is your Mitchell office located?

Our Mitchell location is at 1222 E 7th Ave, Mitchell, SD 57301. We’re open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM. Call 800-952-0066 to schedule.

Do I need a bone graft before getting a dental implant?

Not always. Your surgeon uses 3D imaging to measure your jawbone. If there is enough healthy bone, your implant can be placed without grafting. If bone has been lost, a graft creates the foundation your implant needs.

Is bone grafting painful?

Our surgeons are certified to administer all modalities of outpatient anesthesia, so your comfort is prioritized throughout the procedure. Most patients report minimal discomfort.

How long does a bone graft take to heal?

Healing time varies by the size and location of the graft. Many patients resume normal activities within a few days, while the graft itself typically integrates with your natural bone over the following months. Your surgeon will give you a timeline specific to your case.