Sinus Lift Crestal Approach using Hydraulic Pressure
This video demonstrates the crestal approach for sinus lift, following extensive maxillary sinus pneumatization after extraction of 16 and 17. A CT Scan of #16 revealed 2mm of residual bone height and mucosal thickening, while the scan of #17 revealed 4mm of residual bone height and mucosal thickening. The Sinus Lift was performed using special reamers and stoppers (available in our Sinus Lift Kit, which prevent excessive and over-drilling. The lift was also helped with the hydrostatic sinus lift technique, which provides evenly distributed hydraulic pressure during sinus membrane elevation, thus ensuring the safety of the procedure, and reducing the risk of Schneiderian membrane perforation..
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Daniel Camm
7/13/2018
I have tried so many different kits and techniques over the last 30 years to do the Crestal Sinus Lift Technique. I have found that most of them work, but the results are equivocal. I never know for sure that I didn’t tear the membrane and kept the graft around the implant.
But I have found the perfect system. Versah Drills with Osseodensification. The technique is way easier than anything else I have tried. It works almost 100% of the time. It is so easy to teach. It has reduced the number of lateral-approach sinus lifts that I do by 50%. I also use these Versah burs for EVERY implant osteotomy that I do.
They were developed by Dr. Selah Huwais. There is a whole Osseodensification community that has adopted this revolutionary technique. If you go on the website,
Versah.com, you can get a complete overview of it. If you click on “Clinical Casesâ€, you can watch videos of the use of these burs, and specifically, you can see how to use them to easily do crestal-approach sinus lifts. Check it out — change your life.
Dan Camm
