Bone (osseous) Surgery - Pocket Reduction - is used to smooth shallow craters in th bone due to bone loss. After gaining access to the damaged bone with flap surgery, the bone is reshaped around the tooth to decrease the craters.

Bone (osseous) Graft - Tiny fragments of either your own bone or some from a bone bank are placed into areas of lost bone. These grafts act as a platform on which bone can regrow, restoring stability to your teeth.
Guided Tissue Regeneration - (GTR) is a procedure that enables bone and tissue to regrow around an endangered tooth or if the tooth is lost, to increase the amount of bone for implant placement.
Gingival Graft - Soft Tissue Graft - Soft tissue is added to reinforce thin gums or to fill in are on a where gums have receded. Grafted tissue, usually taken from the roof of your mouth, is sutured in place over the affected area.
Crown Lengthening - Excess gum and bone tissue are reshaped to expose more of the natural tooth. This can be done to one tooth, to the gumline, or to several teeth to expose a natural, broad smile.