Sinus floor augmentation procedure is indicated to reconstruct the posterior maxilla with a
sufficient amount of bone to allow for successful implant placement. This paper reviews the …

Sinus floor elevation is commonly used in cases where alveolar bone resorption has led to
insufficient bone height for the placement of dental implants. Lateral wall sinus elevation is …

This technical note addresses a method to increase the height of the posterior maxilla using
a crestal window approach. This approach decreases the need for use of the lateral window …

Purpose: To determine the potential complications and clinical outcomes using the lateral
sinus elevation technique with window repositioning. Materials and Methods: One hundred …

Sinus augmentation has become an integrated surgical phase in posterior maxillary implant
prosthesis reconstruction. Since the residual alveolar bony height usually requires …

Inadequate bone height in the lateral part of the maxilla forms a contra‐indication for implant
surgery. This condition can be treated with an internal augmentation of the maxillary sinus …

PURPOSE: When grafts with solely osteoinductive or osteoconductive effects are used in the
maxillary sinus, the medial wall of the sinus membrane should be reflected to receive the …

A review of maxillary sinus floor elevation as an integral part of restoring the posterior
maxilla is discussed. The related anatomy of the area and the current techniques available …

Sinus augmentation has been shown to be an effective methodology to augment a deficient
maxillary sinus. However, there are many techniques a clinician can choose from …

Bone deficiency in the posterior maxillary bone can be related to a large sinus cavity and
this problem can limit implant insertion for dental rehabilitation in this area. Sinus floor …