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The Classic Sinus Lift Window Technique: Shape, Size, Location and Trends
Description:
Since the 1980's articles of Boyne & James descriptive technique, we have been treating the atrophic posterior maxilla almost in the same way. The piezoelectric surgery changed the manner and safety of accessing the schniderian membrane, but in order to establish a predictable result we have to be precise in the three important parameters: the shape, size and location of the lateral access. This is the basis of the procedure, and we introduce here the "Wet Gauge Technique", that makes access safer and cleaner. This method for Schneiderian membrane lift, as well as a new Incision design based on maximizing maxillary vascularity will be introduced . Also, the use of the Clinicae Template for precise implant placement is highlighted as well as the myth of the use of the lateral window wall to be utilized as a new sinus´ floor will be discussed.
Date Added:
10/9/2012
Author(s):
Dr. Jorge Campos Aliaga
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Questions & Comments
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Tyler Binner - (11/30/2012 3:45 PM)
Hi Dr. Kontos - The product can be purchased by clicking on the red BUY button on the left side of the screen or you can always email or contact me directly and i can walk you through it and future purchases through the Dentalxp Products store. As a Premium member, you get 10% off of all products sold on the site as well! Thank you - Dentalxp - 678-872-7774
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Jorge Campos - (11/30/2012 8:15 AM)
The Clinicae Template is sold in US by Dental Xp, ask Eddie Salama, also in the PRODUCTs tag you can find it. Dr. Jorge Campos
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john kontos - (11/16/2012 10:40 PM)
where can we buy metal template
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Juan Alberto Ruiz - (10/19/2012 1:49 PM)
Very nice and useful presentation, thanks for sharing. Easy, cost effective and fast. what else do we, and ours patients, need?.
Felicidades, y gracias compañero, por regalarnos un pedazo de ciencia.
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