Typically, the greater the atrophy of the process, the more extensive and invasive the sinus
floor elevation procedure is. This case of a 39-year-old man demonstrates a minimally …

Introduction: Sinus augmentation, when performed with simultaneous or delayed implant
placement, is a predictable procedure in augmenting deficient ridges. Traditionally, sinus …

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness and clinical results of a new crestal sinus lift
technique used to elevate the sinus floor simultaneously with bone grafts and implant …

Objectives: This case series aimed to explore the clinical outcome of sinus floor elevation
surgery using a crestal approach technique in case of severely resorbed maxillae. Material …

Purpose: The aim of this work, the first human histologic case report of this technique, was a
clinical and histologic evaluation of implant placed in a severely atrophic maxilla using a 2 …

Maxillary sinus floor elevation is generally accepted as a regenerative procedure to facilitate
dental implants placement in the posterior atrophic maxilla. Although the sinus lift procedure …

Background The transcrestal approach with osteotomes is a commonly applied and
predictable technique for maxillary sinus floor elevation. However, Schneiderian membrane …

The aim of this study is to evaluate the performance of implant-derived minimally invasive
sinus floor elevation. A multicenter retrospective study was performed in 5 dental clinics …

In the edentulous posterior maxilla, progressive sinus pneumatization and residual alveolar
bone resorption due to various causes may lead to bone volume deficiency. Therefore …

Background. Crestal sinus lift is considered a predictable and increasingly used technique,
with the aim of augmenting the bone quantity in the posterior-superior maxilla while …