INTERVENTION
Sinus lift
This treatment is planned individually after a clinical assessment and radiographic evaluation when required.
Duration
45 to 90 minutes
Recovery
7 to 14 days
Results
Outcome and healing vary from one case to another.
Restoring sufficient bone volume for dental implants
The indication, technique, and treatment stages are adapted to the clinical situation. Healing, comfort, aesthetic outcome, and longevity can vary with oral health, bone and gum condition, habits, and follow-up care. A specific result cannot be guaranteed.
Who is this treatment intended for?
- • Significant bone loss in the upper jaw
• Dental implant placement impossible due to insufficient bone volume
• Naturally large maxillary sinuses
• Previous tooth loss with bone resorption
• Bone reconstruction prior to implant placement
• Patients seeking a long-lasting implant solution
The advantages
Creating sufficient bone volume for implants
Expected benefits depend on the indication.
Planning based on clinical assessment.
Protocol adapted to each case.
Regular follow-up and maintenance are required.
Reducing the risk of implant failure
It is possible to place the implant simultaneously in certain cases
It is possible to place the implant simultaneously in certain cases
The course of treatment
Consultation and diagnosis
A complete clinical examination accompanied by 3D imaging (CBCT scan) to accurately assess available bone height and plan the intervention.
Anesthesia and preparation
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia or light sedation to ensure optimal comfort throughout the entire procedure.
Surgical access
A small incision is made in the gum to access the maxillary bone at the level of the upper molars or premolars.
Elevation of the sinus membrane
The sinus membrane is carefully lifted to create a space to receive the bone graft material.
Bone graft placement
A biocompatible synthetic biomaterial is placed in the created space to promote the formation of new, solid bone.
