I recently had a closed sinus lift done. More precisely, they started doing it, and then the doctor said: “You have a complication, perforation of the maxillary sinus. We’ll postpone the operation for about a month and a half.” Then he stitched up the wound. It turns out they made a hole for me, before that I didn’t even think that sinus lift surgery was so dangerous, because... all the doctors said that this was a very easy operation, “we’ll just tighten the gums a little”; and now I read what complications people have. Many people then develop problems with ENT diseases. Now it’s unclear, alternatives haven’t really been developed yet - and this operation is now scary to do. Although the clinic is considered one of the best in the city. Does anyone have any experience with this operation? Or a few years after it, how do you feel? Did you have sinusitis, etc.?
Such issues can be determined via CBCT scan beforehand. The sinuses, if needed be, should be treated and when you are good to go, have the sinus lift operation with the bone graft, but no placement of implants and have 9 months of healing.
I wish I lived in the UK to have you do my sinus lift; your calm, confident, reassuring demeanor is so comforting. Either way, your video makes me feel slightly less nervous about the procedure. Thank you, Doctor!
Today I was in the chair for four hours. I had four difficult extractions where the roots were fused to the jaw and took a long time to extract. I then had three implants put in one side and two on the other (then two lower right side) I had lost bone because of old tooth loss following trauma and infection and accident, not neglect. The dentist numbed me up really well then drilled into the jaw to the sinus and then 'hammerd' it up with an instrument and a hammer. The pain and vibrations were incredible despite the numbing. He then for some reason (couldn't ask) used a bone expander that eaked up into the nerve and again incredible unbearable pain several times. I then had the implants put in with bone grafting and about 60 stitches top and bottom. When I got out of the chair I couldn't walk, my body wouldn't cooporate and the pain was all encompassing. I then had a butt injection for the pain and another for swelling and given two antibiotics, a pro biotic, a stong pain killer, mouthwash and a nasal spray. The pain eventually subsided and I ate because of the antibiotics as I have a fragile stomach. I have a long list of don'ts, from blowing my nose, to hot showers, to alcohol (don't drink anyway) to sleeping sitting up. I have no idea what the next days will bring as I have to be fitted with temporary crowns as they filed down all my other teeth and in six months they fit all zirconium crowns. I had to keep thinking of the end result and the difference it would make to my life but during the procedure all I could focus on was killing the dentist and setting fire to the clinic! I got over that of course.
Jesus that doesn't sound fun or normal. Shouldn't you not feel anything besides pressure during the procedure? I get that after when the numbing wears off you'll feel it, but I would freak the hell out if I felt it during lol. They'd have to knock my butt out
@@amymbeauty8765 Yes when I told my dentist in France he said that doing all these procedures together in one session was illegal and unethical in France. I am quite a few weeks post op today and the last stitches are out, some by me and there is surprisingly little pain. Several teeth are sensitive to hot and cold so I presume that they filed down the teeth too much and they now need to be treated and sealed. For now I have to wait at least six months for the implants to take and healing to happen. I have no regrets, I should simply have researched the sinus lift more before the operation !
@@amymbeauty8765 I just had this done yesterday. There was no pain at the site of the lift, it was totally numbed out of course. However since it was in the back corner it requires your mouth to be open and extended for a long period of time with a lot of pressure put on the side of your jaw and mouth. So while not actually painful but the sound of the drilling and vibration was intense as was the pressure on the side of my mouth, which I would put as extremely uncomfortable, mainly because of the amount of time that it took. Afterward there was no pain, no swelling since I made sure to do a lot of icing. IF I had to do it again I might get knocked out, only because of the discomfort due to the total time it took. However it was a cost consideration, since it was already too much. Not sure if in the long run it is really just better to leave it alone, after all it is in the back and you can;t see it.
Did you have all this done in Turkey..? I've just had the same procedure. 2nd day with swelling and little pain. Blocked nose and a little bleeding. I agree it seems a lot of trumor all at once.
simple to understand and direct to the point. Just had my sinus lift and 2 implants on upper right done 4 days ago. No pain or bruising except for swelling. Taking ibuprofen and penicillin and soft diet x 1 week. Spent $9,000 for 2 implants here in Castro Valley, CA. The oral surgeon Dr. Shimane was very good. I had general anesthesia so I'm asleep and didn't feel a thing :)
I had the exact same thing. 2 implants + sinus lift. Total cost about $3500. Warsaw Poland. That includes the cost of the crowns which are the actual teeth as well.
100% informative very calm , confident , only by listen to your video it took my anxiety away, and make me feel so confortable . honestly i wish i lived in the UK, Thank you Doctor
Has anyone had any experience with gradual deformation of the face after 4 orwhtever wisdom teeth extracted. My sinuses have drastically dropped my dentist told me. 😢 i knew prior to seing her something was definitely up though. Between the random pain in my cheeks..pressure around my eyes, ear..a ' pocket' under and around my nose to right eye...I no longer even know what im going to look like daily before I step infront of the mirror. This all started right before I got pregnant and had some extractions...the day I was discharged from the hospital Feb 8. 2021 I had an infection of sorts under my right nostril and slightly to my cheek that was discharging for monthssss on end through the sinus above my front tooth. No biggie where im from, let er rip. Now its 2023 and ive been just basically through hell n back..my vision isnt even the same anymore! I also get very random localized pain that are nothing like regular headaches . Im from cape breton..an island on the eastcoast of canada that's in a serious healthcrisis. ANYONE have any input to this that isnt something silly. Lol
Hello! I’m going for a big sinus lift in february. Any info on how long does the healing process lasts? Or how long does it usually take from sinus lift untill implants can be done. Thanks!
This helped me alot... I had full extractions done 4yrs ago shorty after that i started to get really bad head aches. My nose just starts running on its own when im sleep talking to someone it just leaks its very uncomfortable & embarrassing..i had no ideal it was from my extractions my life have not been the same sence..thank you for this video
Im scared to do it my dentist also told me to have2 sinus lift and bone graf and 6 implant I didn’t start the procedure because I’m scared what is the result please can you share some info thank you
I just had a dental bone graft done on a tooth that was extracted almost 2 years ago. It's on the upper right side, 3rd from the back. A week later I got a nasty sinus infection. Do you think the graft caused that?
Great video, I was worried about this , I had it done yesterday, I was shaking like a leaf but got it done the Dentist was amazing, the only uncomfortable bit is the hammer but you do not feel any pain from it thank god, Its a case of it sounds a lot worse than it actually is
Right 😅 Hammer was the worst thing but I expected much more pain after ( I had 7 implant and 3 extraction, 2 sinus lift). I survived without pain killers just antibiotics. No pain after all treatment 🙏
I had a bone graft done in the upper front jaw. To give width to the jaw where the canine and incisor was. My sinus on that side feels like its burning and my breathing has been effected. Its 6 weeks post op. I can also feel pressure in that area and theres still some obvious swelling, do you think it could be an infection or is this normal? I can see when I look up my nose that it is red on that side.
I'm curious to know if you went back to normal or some of the symptoms persisted, I don't have a lot of bone so sinus lift seems the best option for me.
I am missing some teeth. When I consulted my dentist about implants he had I had low hanging sinuses. My sinuses Possibly fell because of missing teeth. I believe the low hanging sinuses is why I’m always congested and prone to sinuses infections. So will sinus surgery fix my issues?
mine is going bad. 3 months after surgery and suffering of pain. if you decide to do it, go to the best more expensive SURGEON, not periodontist. The periodontist caused nerve damage and not perfectly successful surgery. If there is no sinus perforation, then do not do it.
Just had this done in warsaw. The implant dentist prescribed me 3 medications one of which is an antibiotic just in case. The procedure for 2 teeth lasted 3 hours in total. I had no after effects at all. It now has to heal for 3 months then if everything is ok he will take measurements and order the crowns, which are the actual teeth.
Hello Dr. Sehmi. I have recently developed a Sinus infection, and it has been 24 hours since my Third Molar (tooth number 17, lower jaw) started to hurt. It gets hurt when touching it or pressing it. It hurts so bad that I can not chew with the right side of my mouth. Could you please tell me if it is the result of my Sinus infection or not?
Thank you so much for this explanation. I have no upper teeth on one side so at this point, a sinus lift might be needed. I now know what is involved so thank you.
@@drgurssehmi hello, thank you so much for this video. I got ct scan a few days ago. My dentist told I to have a sinus lift and bone grafting before doing implants. This video help me understand the procedures I needed
@@mangasromance3966 oh, well I'd definitely believe him on that as it's been very long. Did your bottom adjacent tooth start erupting, if so when did it began to happen? I hope everything goes well for you.
Hi I’m 35 years old and implanning to have implant but I don’t have enough bone on my upper jaw my doctor told me to have a sinus lift and graft but im a bit scared because it was 6 implant since I don’t have enough teeth also But im scared about it
This is off the beaten track but maybe someone can answer me. I have had all my upper teeth removed quite some time ago. Quite some time later I got excruciating Tinnitus and it just never stops. Now I have read where some people have had wisdom teeth removed and then got Tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and I have also read where a person had bad Tinnitus and had a wisdom tooth removed and the Tinnitus stopped. I have also read where there may be a correlation with Tinnitus and sinnus. Has anyone experienced teeth extractions or sinnus problems with Tinnitus? Just wondering.
Hello, I just had sinus lift today on both sides, and my doctor used BioXclude bone to fill in, Do you like that product????. I must say that it was a very comfortable procedure and I have to go back in 3 month to have a couple of implants placed in that area.
Hi Alec, I'm not familiar with that product, but for sinus lifts, there are very few bad products, so I'm sure it will work for you! Hopefully you don't get bruising (it's fairly common)
Thank you Dr for explaining this procedure. I had two upper molar extractions and a partial just doesn't cut it. So I was told I need a sinus lift when I get the two implants. 💙🍀😎I am scared but I feel better now knowing what I am getting into.
I had a single extraction (badly cracked 1st molar as 50-year-old metal filling failed - other teeth healthy) and the sinus had dropped within a month. Sinus lift, synthetic bone graft, and short and broad implant. No visible bruising. I do notice occasional sinus discomfort on that side if I get a cold that I never had previously - otherwise, no problems.
Hi yes you can. If there is a risk of a hole to the sinus, then there is a procedure that can close this hole. Its not simple, so I would see someone who has some experience in this, and maybe not a general dentist. If you get this hole, it will be extremely annoying, but it can be corrected later as well .
@@drgurssehmi What is the procedure name, please? I have an upper tooth which needs to be extracted and there is a chance for a big hole. Isn't this called sinus lift? Thanks
Hello sir I have a question, I had an implant in my upper left side that lasted for 4 months , what happened is , it was very loose and it was hurting me as well , so when I went back to the dentist who did the implant, he removed it and said that I have an infection and he said that I need a bone lifting surgery . Do you think it's safe to do the surgery ? And should I get a second opinion, because I think he did a bad job, I don't feel comfortable going to this dentist, what's your advices? Thank you so much
Hi, I just had a wisdom tooth extraction(I am 29) , during which the sinus was exposed, I was asked to have sudafed, sneeze with my mouth open & not to blow my nose, Regardless I am experiencing pressure in my forehead when I bend my head, And pain in the cheek, How can I know for sure the sinus has healed??
Hi, the important thing is that there is no connection from the sinus to your mouth (oro-antral communication, or OSC). If you have a drink and it comes through your nose, then you have this. Even if you do - it can be repaired, but you need a good surgeon, not a general dentist. The advice about blowing noses, avoiding air travel etc is all good, and try your best to stick to it. I am not sure what the forehead pain might be - that sinus is not normally effected. It could be something unrelated
Thanks for this video. I'm going through the implant process and was told I'll need a sinus lift. Would it change things if I opted for a bridge instead of the implant? Would I still need the sinus lift?
This guy is Awesome. I just reached out for a feel, and he was very up-front about being able to look at recent 3-d scan , C. T. Etc... So he could evaluate or at least give you an idea.
Hi. How was your sinus lifting experience in Turkey ? Was it a lot of pain after it? Also,which clinic have you chosen for that? I am looking for a clinic in Turkey and I need all the recomandations I can get. Thanks a lot and I hope you are ok.
@@mariusandronache2949 I had it done 3 days ago in Istanbul, I came back to Dublin today. 2 sinus lift ( 1 open, 1 close ), 7 implants and 3 extraction. No pain after surgery just problem with eating 😅 and when I move my jaw.
I recently had a closed sinus lift done. More precisely, they started doing it, and then the doctor said: “You have a complication, perforation of the maxillary sinus. We’ll postpone the operation for about a month and a half.” Then he stitched up the wound.
It turns out they made a hole for me, before that I didn’t even think that sinus lift surgery was so dangerous, because... all the doctors said that this was a very easy operation, “we’ll just tighten the gums a little”; and now I read what complications people have. Many people then develop problems with ENT diseases.
Now it’s unclear, alternatives haven’t really been developed yet - and this operation is now scary to do. Although the clinic is considered one of the best in the city.
Does anyone have any experience with this operation? Or a few years after it, how do you feel? Did you have sinusitis, etc.?
Such issues can be determined via CBCT scan beforehand. The sinuses, if needed be, should be treated and when you are good to go, have the sinus lift operation with the bone graft, but no placement of implants and have 9 months of healing.
What a pleasant voice and vibe
I wish I lived in the UK to have you do my sinus lift; your calm, confident, reassuring demeanor is so comforting. Either way, your video makes me feel slightly less nervous about the procedure. Thank you, Doctor!
Today I was in the chair for four hours. I had four difficult extractions where the roots were fused to the jaw and took a long time to extract. I then had three implants put in one side and two on the other (then two lower right side) I had lost bone because of old tooth loss following trauma and infection and accident, not neglect. The dentist numbed me up really well then drilled into the jaw to the sinus and then 'hammerd' it up with an instrument and a hammer. The pain and vibrations were incredible despite the numbing. He then for some reason (couldn't ask) used a bone expander that eaked up into the nerve and again incredible unbearable pain several times. I then had the implants put in with bone grafting and about 60 stitches top and bottom. When I got out of the chair I couldn't walk, my body wouldn't cooporate and the pain was all encompassing. I then had a butt injection for the pain and another for swelling and given two antibiotics, a pro biotic, a stong pain killer, mouthwash and a nasal spray. The pain eventually subsided and I ate because of the antibiotics as I have a fragile stomach. I have a long list of don'ts, from blowing my nose, to hot showers, to alcohol (don't drink anyway) to sleeping sitting up. I have no idea what the next days will bring as I have to be fitted with temporary crowns as they filed down all my other teeth and in six months they fit all zirconium crowns. I had to keep thinking of the end result and the difference it would make to my life but during the procedure all I could focus on was killing the dentist and setting fire to the clinic! I got over that of course.
Jesus that doesn't sound fun or normal. Shouldn't you not feel anything besides pressure during the procedure? I get that after when the numbing wears off you'll feel it, but I would freak the hell out if I felt it during lol. They'd have to knock my butt out
@@amymbeauty8765 Yes when I told my dentist in France he said that doing all these procedures together in one session was illegal and unethical in France. I am quite a few weeks post op today and the last stitches are out, some by me and there is surprisingly little pain. Several teeth are sensitive to hot and cold so I presume that they filed down the teeth too much and they now need to be treated and sealed. For now I have to wait at least six months for the implants to take and healing to happen. I have no regrets, I should simply have researched the sinus lift more before the operation !
Oh gosh that doesn’t sound fun, idk if I should do this procedure or not. Thanks for sharing your experience!
@@amymbeauty8765 I just had this done yesterday. There was no pain at the site of the lift, it was totally numbed out of course. However since it was in the back corner it requires your mouth to be open and extended for a long period of time with a lot of pressure put on the side of your jaw and mouth. So while not actually painful but the sound of the drilling and vibration was intense as was the pressure on the side of my mouth, which I would put as extremely uncomfortable, mainly because of the amount of time that it took. Afterward there was no pain, no swelling since I made sure to do a lot of icing. IF I had to do it again I might get knocked out, only because of the discomfort due to the total time it took. However it was a cost consideration, since it was already too much. Not sure if in the long run it is really just better to leave it alone, after all it is in the back and you can;t see it.
Did you have all this done in Turkey..? I've just had the same procedure. 2nd day with swelling and little pain. Blocked nose and a little bleeding. I agree it seems a lot of trumor all at once.
simple to understand and direct to the point. Just had my sinus lift and 2 implants on upper right done 4 days ago. No pain or bruising except for swelling. Taking ibuprofen and penicillin and soft diet x 1 week. Spent $9,000 for 2 implants here in Castro Valley, CA. The oral surgeon Dr. Shimane was very good. I had general anesthesia so I'm asleep and didn't feel a thing :)
I had the exact same thing. 2 implants + sinus lift. Total cost about $3500. Warsaw Poland. That includes the cost of the crowns which are the actual teeth as well.
@@KrzysztofK1982 forgot to mention, $9000 includes the crowns as well. Too expensive to live here in California lol
@KrzysztofK1982 You got ripped off... I got sinus lift, bone grafting and 5 implants, crowns included... for 7k in Mexico.
@@KrzysztofK1982 Did you get both sides done? How are you feeling a couple of months later? Many blessings
I want to have implant but I don’t have enough bone
So my doctor recommend for sinus lift and lift graft
But I’m a bit scared
Should I ?😢
100% informative very calm , confident , only by listen to your video it took my anxiety away, and make me feel so confortable .
honestly i wish i lived in the UK,
Thank you Doctor
Same here hes very good at explaining things love this guy
Has anyone had any experience with gradual deformation of the face after 4 orwhtever wisdom teeth extracted. My sinuses have drastically dropped my dentist told me. 😢 i knew prior to seing her something was definitely up though. Between the random pain in my cheeks..pressure around my eyes, ear..a ' pocket' under and around my nose to right eye...I no longer even know what im going to look like daily before I step infront of the mirror. This all started right before I got pregnant and had some extractions...the day I was discharged from the hospital Feb 8. 2021 I had an infection of sorts under my right nostril and slightly to my cheek that was discharging for monthssss on end through the sinus above my front tooth. No biggie where im from, let er rip. Now its 2023 and ive been just basically through hell n back..my vision isnt even the same anymore! I also get very random localized pain that are nothing like regular headaches . Im from cape breton..an island on the eastcoast of canada that's in a serious healthcrisis. ANYONE have any input to this that isnt something silly. Lol
Very informative. Of all videos i've watched about sinus lift, this by far is my favorite. I felt like not needing to look elsewhere Thank You
I could listen to this guy talk all day, very calm and monotone....
Hello! I’m going for a big sinus lift in february. Any info on how long does the healing process lasts? Or how long does it usually take from sinus lift untill implants can be done.
Thanks!
Thank you for the great explanation and alleviating my anxiety of the procedure
This helped me alot... I had full extractions done 4yrs ago shorty after that i started to get really bad head aches. My nose just starts running on its own when im sleep talking to someone it just leaks its very uncomfortable & embarrassing..i had no ideal it was from my extractions my life have not been the same sence..thank you for this video
Thanks Doc, you are fabulous, but the pain was horrific!
OMG.
But I am glad I had the lift now....
I had 2 sinus lifts 3 days ago and 7 implant and it wasn't painful at all. Just I have a little bit swollen cheek and small bruise.
Im scared to do it my dentist also told me to have2 sinus lift and bone graf and 6 implant
I didn’t start the procedure because I’m scared what is the result please can you share some info thank you
you have a very pleasant voice. nice video.
I just had a dental bone graft done on a tooth that was extracted almost 2 years ago. It's on the upper right side, 3rd from the back. A week later I got a nasty sinus infection. Do you think the graft caused that?
Autumn Noxx How are you doing now? Can you give an update?
i did it 3 months ago; still suffering of pain, there is redness comes and goes, the bone where he cut is picking me in some area.
Absolutely
Yes, a risk that comes with this procedure is sinus infection
Great video, I was worried about this , I had it done yesterday, I was shaking like a leaf but got it done the Dentist was amazing, the only uncomfortable bit is the hammer but you do not feel any pain from it thank god, Its a case of it sounds a lot worse than it actually is
Haha, yeah, no one likes a hammer to the head!
Right 😅 Hammer was the worst thing but I expected much more pain after ( I had 7 implant and 3 extraction, 2 sinus lift). I survived without pain killers just antibiotics. No pain after all treatment 🙏
I had a bone graft done in the upper front jaw. To give width to the jaw where the canine and incisor was. My sinus on that side feels like its burning and my breathing has been effected. Its 6 weeks post op. I can also feel pressure in that area and theres still some obvious swelling, do you think it could be an infection or is this normal? I can see when I look up my nose that it is red on that side.
I'm curious to know if you went back to normal or some of the symptoms persisted, I don't have a lot of bone so sinus lift seems the best option for me.
I am missing some teeth. When I consulted my dentist about implants he had I had low hanging sinuses. My sinuses Possibly fell because of missing teeth. I believe the low hanging sinuses is why I’m always congested and prone to sinuses infections. So will sinus surgery fix my issues?
mine is going bad. 3 months after surgery and suffering of pain. if you decide to do it, go to the best more expensive SURGEON, not periodontist. The periodontist caused nerve damage and not perfectly successful surgery. If there is no sinus perforation, then do not do it.
How’s your feeling today @tilly baker
Are you feeling better now ? @ jolly big chick
@@123jac how are u doing today
I hope your recovery is doing well and that you’re okay. I don’t think I want to get an implant now especially since a sinus lift is suggested 😢.
Can wisdom teeth removal effect the maxillary sinus shape?
Just had this done in warsaw. The implant dentist prescribed me 3 medications one of which is an antibiotic just in case. The procedure for 2 teeth lasted 3 hours in total. I had no after effects at all. It now has to heal for 3 months then if everything is ok he will take measurements and order the crowns, which are the actual teeth.
Hello Dr. Sehmi. I have recently developed a Sinus infection, and it has been 24 hours since my Third Molar (tooth number 17, lower jaw) started to hurt. It gets hurt when touching it or pressing it. It hurts so bad that I can not chew with the right side of my mouth. Could you please tell me if it is the result of my Sinus infection or not?
Would a sinus lift affect breathing through your nose in any way?
Thank you so much for this explanation. I have no upper teeth on one side so at this point, a sinus lift might be needed. I now know what is involved so thank you.
Hi, yes, it sounds likely, but then again, you can't be sure without taking a dental CT Scan.
@@drgurssehmi hello, thank you so much for this video. I got ct scan a few days ago. My dentist told I to have a sinus lift and bone grafting before doing implants. This video help me understand the procedures I needed
@@mangasromance3966 how long have you been with the missing tooth to need a sinus lift? Just wondering if I may end up needing one or not
@@floydcage2494 during my teens 16/17 and now I'm 38
@@mangasromance3966 oh, well I'd definitely believe him on that as it's been very long. Did your bottom adjacent tooth start erupting, if so when did it began to happen? I hope everything goes well for you.
Doctor, my residual bone height is around 8.23mm. I think I might need ostetome technique and I am wondering how much would it cost?
Hi I’m 35 years old and implanning to have implant but I don’t have enough bone on my upper jaw my doctor told me to have a sinus lift and graft but im a bit scared because it was 6 implant since I don’t have enough teeth also But im scared about it
This is off the beaten track but maybe someone can answer me. I have had all my upper teeth removed quite some time ago. Quite some time later I got excruciating Tinnitus and it just never stops. Now I have read where some people have had wisdom teeth removed and then got Tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and I have also read where a person had bad Tinnitus and had a wisdom tooth removed and the Tinnitus stopped. I have also read where there may be a correlation with Tinnitus and sinnus. Has anyone experienced teeth extractions or sinnus problems with Tinnitus? Just wondering.
Hello, I just had sinus lift today on both sides, and my doctor used BioXclude bone to fill in, Do you like that product????. I must say that it was a very comfortable procedure and I have to go back in 3 month to have a couple of implants placed in that area.
Hi Alec, I'm not familiar with that product, but for sinus lifts, there are very few bad products, so I'm sure it will work for you! Hopefully you don't get bruising (it's fairly common)
@@drgurssehmi Hi doc,
Thanks 🙏 for responding. It's the second day after the procedure and I have NO bruising, swelling, and NO pain yet. Thank God!
WHERE DID YOU HAVE IT DONE? HOW MUCH WAS IT?
@@kimberlygause I had it done in Mexico, and it did NOT work for me. I have to have the traditional sinus lift done again.
@@alechamid235 how did it not work for you?
Excellent description!
Thank you Dr for explaining this procedure. I had two upper molar extractions and a partial just doesn't cut it. So I was told I need a sinus lift when I get the two implants. 💙🍀😎I am scared but I feel better now knowing what I am getting into.
I had a single extraction (badly cracked 1st molar as 50-year-old metal filling failed - other teeth healthy) and the sinus had dropped within a month. Sinus lift, synthetic bone graft, and short and broad implant. No visible bruising. I do notice occasional sinus discomfort on that side if I get a cold that I never had previously - otherwise, no problems.
Now I understood why I have pain in teeth when having headache due to sinus.
I'm 54 and I had a sinus lift to get implants very bruised and swollen but worth it 😊
Can u pull a tooth if it’s connected to the sinus if not how is that treated ?
Hi yes you can. If there is a risk of a hole to the sinus, then there is a procedure that can close this hole. Its not simple, so I would see someone who has some experience in this, and maybe not a general dentist. If you get this hole, it will be extremely annoying, but it can be corrected later as well .
I got it done I came out well no sinus exposure regular extraction
@@drgurssehmi What is the procedure name, please? I have an upper tooth which needs to be extracted and there is a chance for a big hole. Isn't this called sinus lift? Thanks
Hello sir I have a question, I had an implant in my upper left side that lasted for 4 months , what happened is , it was very loose and it was hurting me as well , so when I went back to the dentist who did the implant, he removed it and said that I have an infection and he said that I need a bone lifting surgery .
Do you think it's safe to do the surgery ? And should I get a second opinion, because I think he did a bad job, I don't feel comfortable going to this dentist, what's your advices?
Thank you so much
Ismail Houhat hi, if you don't feel comfortable, definitely get a second opinion, it will be the best money you ever spent.
Dr Gurs Sehmi Thank you doctor Are you United state?
Excellent video. I may need to have one and your video is clear.
Hi,
I just had a wisdom tooth extraction(I am 29) , during which the sinus was exposed, I was asked to have sudafed, sneeze with my mouth open & not to blow my nose,
Regardless I am experiencing pressure in my forehead when I bend my head,
And pain in the cheek,
How can I know for sure the sinus has healed??
Hi, the important thing is that there is no connection from the sinus to your mouth (oro-antral communication, or OSC). If you have a drink and it comes through your nose, then you have this. Even if you do - it can be repaired, but you need a good surgeon, not a general dentist. The advice about blowing noses, avoiding air travel etc is all good, and try your best to stick to it. I am not sure what the forehead pain might be - that sinus is not normally effected. It could be something unrelated
Great explanation. Thank you.
Would a sinus lift be necessary for a pre molar tooth?
Usually not, but sometimes you might need it
@@drgurssehmi In general, is getting an implant in the upper jaw area more painful than the lower jaw or even in the front of the mouth?
What are “normal” parents painkillers ?
Thanks doctor 🙏🙏 God bless you
Is sinus lift only done on the upper dentals?
Hi, yes, the only sinuses that effect dental implants are in the check bones. There are no sinuses in the lower jaw
Thank you, you are a great teacher, merci
You are a great educator! Bravo.
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its more needed i have always been told, and i have had ALOT of denistry, its the front! not back as much. so i guess both could be needed
Well explained I just had one
Love this fella!
Very well presented.
I had a guy inject feller in my cheek but nothing happend and we thing it most have gone in to the sinus
He must have gone really deep!
Thanks for this video. I'm going through the implant process and was told I'll need a sinus lift. Would it change things if I opted for a bridge instead of the implant? Would I still need the sinus lift?
You don't need an sinus lift for dental bridge. Did you do something?
A bridge wouldn't require surgery at all
This guy is Awesome. I just reached out for a feel, and he was very up-front about being able to look at recent 3-d scan , C. T. Etc... So he could evaluate or at least give you an idea.
jason gibson where is he located??? What country?
tak skal du have.
So it has nothing to do with permanent curing of sinusitis? I will research other options.
No - sorry, this is for dental implants. I would research what an ENT (Ear, nose, throat) specialist can do for you.
This is very interesting.
Wow, doesn't seem as nerve racking as people have told me. If I had the nerves to fly, I would come see you..
great job
Thank you
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Thank you x
Thank you.
Just had this done
How was your experience?
How was the pain ???
Excellent.
I'm having this done0 in Turkey ong
Me too cant wait
Love listening to this doctor he so calm and polite I could listen to him all day
Hi. How was your sinus lifting experience in Turkey ? Was it a lot of pain after it? Also,which clinic have you chosen for that? I am looking for a clinic in Turkey and I need all the recomandations I can get. Thanks a lot and I hope you are ok.
@@mariusandronache2949 hi! Have you found a clinic in Turkey? Thanks for reply.
@@myrtlefrancis2396 can you recommend please?
@@mariusandronache2949 I had it done 3 days ago in Istanbul, I came back to Dublin today. 2 sinus lift ( 1 open, 1 close ), 7 implants and 3 extraction. No pain after surgery just problem with eating 😅 and when I move my jaw.
Thank you, informative
Please come to the USA fix my mouth 🙂
I love you
I was looking for synonyms for sinus. No explanation came and his teeth are not straight... hard to trust
Such a lie! It is all so painful from begging to end.
Under anaesthetic you’ll feel nothing
Burrahh..
My Right Chick is swell all Time ??☺
cool an indian without accent.
He's actually pakistan
@@randomvidz8742 huh , his turban would indicate he is Sikh /Punjabi
Get out of your stereotypical mindset