Yes. There are four primary categories, which includes

• Preservation of sockets: This kind of graft, often referred to as ridge preservation, is inserted into the socket right away after a tooth has been pulled. It prevents the sides of the socket from collapsing and fills the space left by the lost tooth.
• Ridge extension: If you have been without a tooth for a while, the jawbone that accommodates your teeth may not be as thick as it once was. Ridge augmentation enlarges the jawbone’s width and volume to give implants or other restorative techniques a solid base.
• Sinus lift: A sinus lift refers to the augmentation or lifting up of the maxillary sinus to make more room for new bone.
• Periodontal bone graft: The bone that supports the teeth might deteriorate as a result of gum disease infection. The teeth might be loose as a result of this. An existing tooth is given greater support and less movement by a periodontal bone graft.