Bone biological augmentation

Biological bone augmentation is a therapeutic procedure aimed at enhancing bone regeneration and accelerating the healing of bone defects. It is based on the use of biological agents, such as growth factors, stem cells, or specialized biomaterials that support new bone formation. It is used in cases of fractures with delayed union, bone defects, and reconstructive surgical procedures. Its goal is to improve bone quality, restore stability, and achieve a faster return to functionality. Its application is selected according to the patient's condition and the extent of the bone injury.