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Critical Aspects in Sinus Augmentation - Access and Grafting Alternatives
Description:
This surgical video highlights the diagnostic phase with review of the CBCT and 3D images to properly treatment plan the Sinus Graft procedure. The importance of the Sinus Floor Anatomy is descibed as to what style approach is best suited for the patient. Both Crestal and Lateral Access techniques are highlighted and discussed. A neurosurgical drill system is described that facilitates these critical access techniques avoiding sinus membrane perforations. Key instrumentation and the role of bioactive modifiers PRGF and fibrin are discussed as well as thier effect on bone grafting and the sealing of the sinus access.
Date Added:
7/26/2012
Author(s):
Maurice Salama, DMD
Dr. Maurice A. Salama completed his undergraduate studies at the State University
of New York at Binghamton in 1985, where he received his BS in Biology. Dr. Salama
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Questions & Comments
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Agnieszka Milbauer - (5/14/2013 6:14 AM)
Just started doing my own sinus lifts. This video is invaluable help. Thank you Dr Salama
Simon Milbauer
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George Evans - (4/12/2013 3:25 PM)
As a member of aacd, I thought I was a premium member
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FRANCISCO CUMINETTI - (2/4/2013 8:51 AM)
Me gustaria saber ya que no hablo ingles pero algo entiendo si se pueden traducir los videos al espanol, me sale la opcion pero no me lo traduce .Mas alla de esto cuando esta la presencia de la arteria lo hace con el piezoelectrico y el kit de fresas se puede comprar yo soy de Argentina o las trefinas que usa el Dr Lee para realizar esta tecnica.
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Maurice Salama - (2/2/2013 9:04 AM)
Tamer; Thank you. Not always possible to achieve adequate stability with 2-3mm of remaining crestal bone but if you under prepare osteotomy it is sometimes possible. If not then I would not place the implants simultaneously. Regards Dr. Salama
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tamer abdelwahed - (2/1/2013 11:24 PM)
a great presentation as always doctor salama..i have a question is it possible to achieve good primary stability with only 2 mm of remaining bone?..do u recommend this as a routine in all cases requiring an open sinus lift..my idea is that u needed at least 5mm of bone height..i am new to sinus lift and your input would be of a great value..thanks!
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Bassam Algheryafi - (11/10/2012 10:13 PM)
Beautiful. Very interactive presentation, feel like I am doing it. Very thankful for this website. Dr.Maurice, for the curiosity, Couldn't you address the buccal recession at the first bicuspid at this stage? It seems there isn't much keratinized gingiva buccal at it. Is it something should be worried about particularly next to the implant area? Thanks
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Nahid Amjadi - (7/31/2012 5:43 PM)
Well done.Thank you
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Band Ditto64 - (7/31/2012 2:21 PM)
Perfectly done and excellent quality video.
thanks Band
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Chih-Kuang Chen - (7/27/2012 7:20 PM)
nicely done. very instructive. thanks.
how do you prepare fibrin, prgf or prf? Thanks.
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