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Special Video Presentation from DentalXP
Author: Dr. Maurice Salama
Description of Video:Demonstration of a new technology in order to promote an efficient and careful sinus lift approach, in terms of the lateral window, to prevent any type of complications, especially any perforation of the very critical Schneiderian Membrane.
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4 Responses to “ An Efficient Sinus Lift Approach to Prevent Perforation of the Schneiderian Membrane ”
can u pls mention more about the pepgen putty??
I am really surprise how Dr Salama put the graft material .I thought the graft material has to be packed gainst the sinus walls ( medial , mesial and floor) in order to enhance osseoconduction.Regarding the membrane perforations we can obtain the same results with the Mectron technology. So this technology is not really new
I don’t understand what is so new about this technique.
New technique for those lost in space for 10 years!
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