Guided Tissue RegenerationIn Torrance, CA
Guided tissue regeneration is a treatment used to rebuild lost bone and create a healthy foundation for future dental implants. When bone loss occurs due to gum disease, infection, trauma, or long-standing tooth loss, the jaw may become too narrow or too short to support an implant. This treatment helps restore what has been lost so you can move forward with confidence. At Peninsula Oral Surgery and Implants in Torrance, CA, guided tissue regeneration is approached with careful planning, precision, and a strong focus on your long-term success. The goal is not just replacing missing bone, but helping you regain comfort, function, and confidence in your smile.

Why Choose Guided Tissue Regeneration at Peninsula Oral Surgery and Implants?
Guided tissue regeneration offers you the opportunity to become a candidate for dental implants when bone loss would otherwise limit your options. This treatment supports your ability to eat comfortably, smile naturally, and maintain long-term oral health. At Peninsula Oral Surgery and Implants, every case is approached with the same level of care and respect, whether you are missing one tooth or several. Treatment decisions are guided by your goals and comfort, not by doing surgery for its own sake. By rebuilding bone properly before implant placement, this approach helps support lasting results and reduces the risk of future complications.
The Benefits of Guided Tissue Regeneration
Creates a Strong Foundation for Implants
Guided tissue regeneration rebuilds bone where it has been lost, allowing implants to be placed securely. A strong bone foundation supports proper positioning and stability. This helps implants function naturally and last longer.
Improves Long-Term Implant Success
When bone shape and volume are corrected before implant placement, implants can be placed at the ideal angle and depth. This reduces issues like hygiene challenges, mechanical stress, and inflammation around implants. The result is greater comfort and reliability over time.
Restores Confidence and Options
Bone loss can limit your treatment choices and impact how you feel about your smile. Rebuilding bone opens the door to implant treatment and restores balance to your jaw. This can improve both appearance and confidence in everyday life.
What to Expect From Guided Tissue Regeneration
Personalized Consultation and Planning

Personalized Consultation and Planning
Your treatment begins with a detailed consultation focused on understanding your goals and oral health needs. During this visit, your bone levels, dental history, and overall health are carefully evaluated. You’ll learn whether guided tissue regeneration is appropriate and how it fits into your long-term plan. This is also a time to address concerns, discuss comfort options, and set clear expectations, so you feel confident and informed before moving forward.
Bone Regeneration Procedure

Bone Regeneration Procedure
During the procedure, bone grafting materials and protective membranes are used to encourage your body to form new bone. Careful surgical techniques help shape the bone to support future implant placement. While the procedure involves tissue manipulation, your comfort is a priority throughout. After treatment, it’s normal to experience swelling that increases over the first few days, levels off briefly, and then gradually improves as healing progresses.
Healing and Preparation for Implants

Healing and Preparation for Implants
Healing after guided tissue regeneration takes time, typically six to nine months, as new bone forms and strengthens. You’ll receive detailed instructions on oral hygiene, diet, and activity to support recovery. Follow-up visits allow progress to be monitored and ensure healing is on track. Once the bone is ready, implant placement can be planned with confidence, helping support durable, long-term results you can rely on.

FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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