Which of the following best describes the advantage of osseodensification?

Osseodensification refers to a technique that enhances the density of bone around an implant site without the removal of bone material. The primary advantage of this approach is that it significantly improves initial bone stability for dental implants. This is crucial because the stability of the implant immediately after placement is a key factor in the success and longevity of the implant. By compacting the bone during the drilling process, osseodensification helps create a denser bony environment, which contributes to stronger mechanical support for the implant.

The other options do not accurately capture the primary benefit of osseodensification. While it may have some implications for cost or the surgical process, or potentially influence aesthetics, these aspects are not its primary focus or most significant advantage when compared to the enhancement of initial bone stability.