Could you explain what a sinus graft is? Is that placing bone under the cavity, to be like a natural buffer? As surely, would not want an implant driven into the nasal cavity, as that no doubt would cause inflammation, pain, or even infection. Thank you !! Appreciate the informative videos you put out. 🌷
The subantral augmentation is different than a sinus lift, but when done properly it creates a barrier between the sinus cavity and the implants, the Scheiderian membrane which lines the sinus floor is elevated carefully and the bone is carefully positioned between the membrane the the bone of the sinus cavity walls. The osteogenic cells in the area after elevating the membrane turn the graft into bone and this bone supports the implants in the posterior maxilla or back of the upper jaw where the sinus is located. The reason for the need of the sinus graft is most patients after losing their teeth in this area do not have sufficient bone to support the implants. After the sinus graft there is plenty of bone to support the implants. The all in 4 procedure was developed to avoid this technique sensitive procedure but puts in implants in a less than optimal position. For this reason and because of our incredible results with the sinus graft we at trust implants are not forced to have to do all on 4 procedure.
Thank you so very much for taking your valuable time to answer my question!! Much, much appreciated!! Calling this week to set appointment for consultation, will be traveling over from Vegas, .. 🌷
@TrustImplants I would love to see some sinus augmentation videos, any IAN lateralization videos you might have, implant placement videos and any videos you may have using a stackable guide. Cheers!
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Could you explain what a sinus graft is? Is that placing bone under the cavity, to be like a natural buffer? As surely, would not want an implant driven into the nasal cavity, as that no doubt would cause inflammation, pain, or even infection. Thank you !! Appreciate the informative videos you put out. 🌷
The subantral augmentation is different than a sinus lift, but when done properly it creates a barrier between the sinus cavity and the implants, the Scheiderian membrane which lines the sinus floor is elevated carefully and the bone is carefully positioned between the membrane the the bone of the sinus cavity walls. The osteogenic cells in the area after elevating the membrane turn the graft into bone and this bone supports the implants in the posterior maxilla or back of the upper jaw where the sinus is located. The reason for the need of the sinus graft is most patients after losing their teeth in this area do not have sufficient bone to support the implants. After the sinus graft there is plenty of bone to support the implants. The all in 4 procedure was developed to avoid this technique sensitive procedure but puts in implants in a less than optimal position. For this reason and because of our incredible results with the sinus graft we at trust implants are not forced to have to do all on 4 procedure.
Thank you so very much for taking your valuable time to answer my question!! Much, much appreciated!! Calling this week to set appointment for consultation, will be traveling over from Vegas, .. 🌷
Are you going to post any surgery videos?
Definitely 👍 we have 22 terabytes worth of content, what types of surgical videos would you like to see more of?
@TrustImplants I would love to see some sinus augmentation videos, any IAN lateralization videos you might have, implant placement videos and any videos you may have using a stackable guide. Cheers!
Do you put your patients in a traditional denture for a few weeks while implants heal and gums heal?