Background The alveolar antral artery (AAA) is a vascular structure that often passes
through the area of lateral window opening during sinus augmentation and can reach …

Objective To determine, using cone‐beam computed tomography (CBCT), the residual ridge
height (RRH), sinus floor membrane thickness (MT), and ostium patency (OP) in patients …

Purpose: To evaluate the impact of different approaches to sinus membrane perforation
(SMP) repair on bone formation, postoperative complications, and implant loss risk …

Objectives To investigate the potential influence of different grafting materials on maxillary
sinus membrane dimensions and ostium patency following lateral sinus floor elevation …

Background: To assess the survival rate of implants placed in the posterior maxilla by
intentionally perforating the Schneiderian membrane and protruding the implant up to 3mm …

Background This review aims to explore the role of the alveolar antral artery and to
contribute a combined data set pertaining to the artery's prevalence, diameter, and proximity …

Focused Clinical Question For a generally healthy patient with no risk indicators for
postoperative infection, what is the most appropriate perioperative antibiotic regimen for …

Inadequate alveolar bone height/volume and sinus anatomy can complicate the predictable
placement of conventional implants and subsequent restoration in posterior maxillary sites …

The last decade has presented us with a variety of innovative minimally invasive methods for
sinus lifting. One described method is the iRaise, a novel implant device based on hydraulic …

Maxillary sinus elevation is a widely used and relatively safe and predictable technique.
Frequently, when aberrant anatomical conditions of the sinus are present, the handling of …