sinuslyft
Sinus lift, also known as sinus floor elevation, is a surgical procedure used to increase the amount of bone in the posterior upper jaw (maxilla) to support dental implants. It is typically performed when the natural bone height has diminished due to tooth loss, sinus pneumatization, or resorption, making implants difficult or impossible to place securely.
There are two main approaches. The lateral window technique involves creating an opening on the side of
Planning relies on imaging, typically cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT), to assess sinus anatomy, bone height, and
Risks include perforation of the sinus membrane, infection, graft resorption, sinusitis, bleeding, and prolonged swelling. Recovery
Overall, when performed by an experienced surgeon with proper planning, a sinus lift can enable reliable dental