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Osteotome Technique & Piezosurgery Utilized for Internal Sinus Lift with PRGF Protocol
Summary:
The placement of an implant in the posterior maxilla with internal sinus lift and buccal plate augmentation.
Description:
In this video, Dr. Salama highlights multiple regenerative tools and protocols in the posterior maxilla. Internal sinus lift utilizing a combined osteotome technique and PRGF is featured first prior to implant insertion and followed by bone grafting of the thin labial plate using PRGF, fibrin, and 50:50 mixture of mineralized irradiated allograft bone, Miner-Oss and xenograft. Hydraulic effects of Fibrin and PRGF for sinus lift are also featured along with autologous fibrin membrane utilization to protect buccal bone augmentation.
Date Added:
6/5/2009
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
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