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Piezosurgery Technique in Sinus Lift
Description:
The use of piezosurgical techniques as opposed to conventional rotary instruments is discussed and described by Dr. Tomaso Vercellotti, the pioneer of its use in oral surgery.
Date Added:
12/29/2009
Author(s):
Tomaso Vercellotti, MD, DDS
Dr. Tomaso Vercellotti earned an advanced degree in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Genova by graduating at the top of his class - cum laude status - in 19...
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Questions & Comments
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e chan - (6/29/2011 6:36 AM)
Near the final part of the video, Dr V said that he would prefer to graft collagen in the area where he was not going to place implant in order to reduce the bone volume. What form of collagen? Does he mean using collagen membrane or collaplug? If membrane, does he roll them up, then place bone graft next to them? Or just place several collaplugs?
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Bernardo Mira Correa - (12/22/2009 4:34 PM)
Dear Dr Furnari
Its is not necessary to make little perforations, you just need to make sure you release the schneiderian membrane from the mesial wall of the sinus, wich is the main blood suply zone from the sinus.
i always use bio-oss + PRGF, wich according to Dr Anitua's is the best option to fill up the sinus. i myself have excellent results with this technic.
i only use piezo for implant osteotomy, when i'm crist splitting and pacing implants at same surgical time.
hope i was usefull
Bernardo de Mira Correa
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David Furnari - (9/26/2009 12:01 PM)
Att Dr. Salama: I took your course with Dr. Pikos in June, just two weeks ago I was able to use the Piezoelectric for a bilateral sinus lift. BTI lent me the PRGF system and the proceedure went well. I have the following questions?
1)Is it necessary to make little perforations on the inside of the sinus floor to increase the blood supply? I don't recall Dr. Stephen Wallace or any one else reccomending this.
2)Why does Dr. Vercellotti not like to use Bio-Oss in his Sinus
lifts? I believe he said that he prefirs autogenous bone plus collagen only.
3) Lastly, do you like Piezo surgery for implant osteotmy ?
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David Furnari - (9/26/2009 12:00 PM)
Att Dr. Salama: I took your course with Dr. Pikos in June, just two weeks ago I was able to use the Piezoelectric for a bilateral sinus lift. BTI lent me the PRGF system and the proceedure went well. I have the following questions?
1)Is it necessary to make little perforations on the inside of the sinus floor to increase the blood supply? I don't recall Dr. Stephen Wallace or any one else reccomending this.
2)Why does Dr. Vercellotti not like to use Bio-Oss in his Sinus
lifts? I believe he said that he prefirs autogenous bone plus collagen only.
3) Lastly, do you like Piezo surgery for implant osteotmy ?
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David Furnari - (9/26/2009 12:00 PM)
Att Dr. Salama: I took your course with Dr. Pikos in June, just two weeks ago I was able to use the Piezoelectric for a bilateral sinus lift. BTI lent me the PRGF system and the proceedure went well. I have the following questions?
1)Is it necessary to make little perforations on the inside of the sinus floor to increase the blood supply? I don't recall Dr. Stephen Wallace or any one else reccomending this.
2)Why does Dr. Vercellotti not like to use Bio-Oss in his Sinus
lifts? I believe he said that he prefirs autogenous bone plus collagen only.
3) Lastly, do you like Piezo surgery for implant osteotmy ?
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Eddie Salama - (9/26/2009 8:34 AM)
[quote=Stuart Clements]Great presentation![/quote]
Dear Dr Clements, thanks for your feedback on this particular video. Dentalxp has corrected it and appreciate ALL feedbacks. Its because of you the members that we are driven to be the best online continuing education site in the world.
Thanks again.
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Stuart Clements - (9/19/2009 7:21 AM)
Great presentation!
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Natália Oliveira - (4/8/2009 6:45 AM)
I would like to congratulate you and your team on this excelent dental forum.
Thank you very much
Best regards
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Natália Oliveira - (4/8/2009 6:43 AM)
Well Dr. Salama,
I agree with the advantages of the piezoelectric in sinus lift.
But I have doubts and I would like to know your opinion, on the new tips for implant site preparation for piezoelectric ?
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