Biological Dentistry

FDOJ

A biological dentistry approach to evaluating and treating areas of unhealthy jawbone that may affect oral and whole-body wellness.

What to Expect:

A smile consultation, personalized treatment recommendations, and a plan designed around your goals, timeline, and oral health.

Careful Evaluation

Targeted Treatment

Biological Approach

What is FDOJ?

FDOJ stands for fatty degenerative osteonecrosis of the jaw. It refers to areas of compromised jawbone that may develop after old extractions, infections, trauma, or poor healing.

At Restore, treatment begins with a careful evaluation so we can better understand what may be happening beneath the surface and recommend the right next step.

Our Approach to FDOJ Treatment

We take a thoughtful, diagnostic approach to FDOJ and cavitation concerns. Before recommending treatment, we look at your dental history, symptoms, imaging, and overall health picture.

The goal is to identify areas of concern, treat them carefully, and support better healing with a biological dentistry approach.

We Make Sure You Are Covered

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Have a History of Tooth Extractions

evaluate areas where the jaw may not have fully healed

Have old wisdom tooth sites

check for hidden areas of inflammation or compromised bone

Experience unexplained jaw discomfort

look deeper when symptoms are hard to trace

Have lingering oral health concerns

identify issues that may not be visible during a regular exam

Are interested in biological dentistry

take a whole-health approach to oral treatment planning

Have a history of dental infection

assess areas that may have been affected by past infection

Want advanced imaging

use deeper diagnostic tools to better understand the jawbone

Need a personalized treatment plan

create a careful plan based on your health, history, and goals

The Process

What to Expect With Dental Implants

Health History Review

We start by learning about past extractions, infections, symptoms, and overall health concerns.

Advanced Evaluation

Imaging may be used to better understand the condition of the jawbone beneath the surface.

Personalized Treatment Plan

We explain what we find and recommend the most appropriate treatment path.

Targeted Treatment

If treatment is needed, the area is carefully addressed with a focus on comfort and healing.

Healing Support

We provide follow-up guidance and supportive care to help the area recover.

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Deeper Evaluation

Look beyond the surface with careful imaging and review.

Targeted Treatment

Address specific areas of compromised jawbone.

Healing Support

Use a biological approach to encourage recovery.

Whole-Health Focus

Plan care with oral and overall wellness in mind.