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Eliminating Bilateral Sinus Lifts?
I have always been taught that when treatment planning for a fixed-detachable implant supported prosthesis for an edentulous maxilla, 8 dental implants are the norm.
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Sinus Lift with Balloon?
I would like to do a sinus lift procedure and have heard about the balloon technique where that is used to raised the membrane and create space for a bone graft.
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Penetrate Maxillary Sinus or Sinus Lift?
I have a patient who needs a single dental implant in the maxillary first molar area. There is about 3mm of bone between the alveolar ridge and the sinus floor.
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Hematoma After Sinus and Graft Procedure
Does anyone have any idea why this hematoma formed and why the patient developed such a large extra-oral swelling?
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Torn Schneiderian Membrane
Several months ago I had a Sinus Lift and Bio-Oss was used. The dentist told me that he had torn the Schneiderian Membrane during the procedure.
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Sinus Lift or No Lift?
Some of my colleagues think that a crestal sinus lift should be preformed first. Some of my other colleagues (including myself) prefer the stabilisation of a dental implant in the sinus floor in spite of possible laceration of Schneiderian membrane.
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Best Approach for Internal Sinus Lifts?
Dr. Jack asks:
I would like to ask those out there who do routine implants around the maxilla region, what is the best approach to internal sinus lift? I have been to several courses but there are some variations and each with their own justification.One suggests drilling with pilot drill to 1mm short of the […]
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