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Any gap in the gum that involves the jaw bone will be filled by a small bone graft, (Alveolar Bone Graft, ABG), from the hip bone when the child is between 8 – 10 years of age. This permits the normal development of teeth. A short burst of orthodontic treatment may be required before bone grafting.
