Bone grafting is a surgical procedure where bone or bone-like materials are transplanted to repair or augment the existing bone structure. In dental contexts, bone grafting is commonly used to address bone loss resulting from factors like tooth extractions, periodontal disease, or trauma. By promoting new bone growth, bone grafting can create a solid foundation for dental implants, ensuring their stability and successful integration with the jawbone. This procedure plays a vital role in restoring oral health, enabling patients to receive secure and long-lasting dental implants, improved aesthetics, and enhanced overall oral function.