Elevation of the Maxillary Sinus floor
Severe perimplantitis, implant inserted 10 years before at site 1.4
3 months after implant site removal and keratinized tissue augmentation
Sinus lifting by crestal approach using ultrasonic devices in area with minimum amount of remaining bone
Sinus lifting by crestal approach using ultrasonic devices in area with minimum amount of remaining bone
Bone graft insertion
Implant insertion after 8 months
Definitive 16-14 ceramic bridge with mesial cantilever
2018
Course Overview:
Sinus lifting technique is a well-established therapeutic practice to rebuild the bone necessary for implant insertion in maxillary posterior area, when needed.
Two different sinus floor elevation’s approach be presenten: lateral and crestal, paying attention on case selection criteria and on the vantages and disadvantages of both the two techniques.
Participants will also understand the management of potential complications and how to achieve success and implant survive.
The course will also show you recently introduced implant-prosthetic rehabilitations with short and tilted implants, cantilever and mixed prosthesis, that represent therapeutic alternatives to rehabilitate an atrophic maxilla.
Course Features
- Lectures 15
- Duration 54 hours
- Skill level Beginner
- Language English
- Students 30
- Certificate No
- Assessments Self
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