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Maxillary Sinus Augmentation: Complications, Prevention and Future
Description:
Sinus augmentation using variable bone substitutes has been known as predictable method to reconstruct the pneumatized sinus cavity for several decades. However various complications such as bacterial and fungal infection, oroantral fistula and failure of bone regeneration have been reported after bone graft was done in the sinus.
Numerous studies reported successful bone formation and osseointegration in cases of sinus membrane elevation without bone graft. No bone added sinus augmentation is free from postoperative infection and the risk of cross-contamination according to studies. Only autologous bone reformation is achieved when bone is not graft in the sinus. This presentation will demonstrate new bone formation in the sinus without bone graft using lateral window technique and crestal approach - hydrodynamic piezoelectric internal sinus elevation (HPISE) - with clinical, radiographic and histologic evidence from animal and human.
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Date Added:
6/4/2015
Author(s):
Dong-Seok Sohn, DDS, PhD
Dr. Dong-Seok Sohn received his DDD from 1989, DDS : School of Dentistry, Kyungbook National University in 1989. He complted training of oral and maxillofacial Surgery ...
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Questions & Comments
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Mirna Munir74 - (3/22/2017 11:55 PM)
Hi Prof, why sometimes blood come out from noose after sinus lift?, is it complication and how to handle. Thank you
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Dong Sohn - (9/10/2015 6:46 AM)
Dear Dr Gala, 1. Bone graft doesnt improve implant stabilty
2) What piezo tips did you use for HPISE technique? HPISE TIP SET were used 3) Would you prefer to have two bony windows if there is a sinus septum? I prefer one large window..thank you
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Dong Sohn - (9/10/2015 6:43 AM)
Dear Dr. Singh , hpise tip is compatible with
Italian piezo such as surgrybone or piezosurgery, not piezotome.Pleases visit hpise.kr
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Anupam Singh - (9/9/2015 4:27 AM)
Very good lecture Dr D-S Sohn.. Wanted to check ask you about HPISE inserts, are they universal tips and can they be attached to PiezotomeSOLO unit(Satelec-ACTEON)?? Thank you for the lecture. Looking forward to your reply
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Jigar Gala - (8/8/2015 2:57 AM)
Excellent presentation Dr.Sohn.I have some questions:
1) Would you recommend placing bone graft material after lateral elevation, if the Implant stability is less?
2) What piezo tips did you use for HPISE technique?
3) Would you prefer to have two bony windows if there is a sinus septum?
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Dong Sohn - (6/23/2015 11:05 PM)
Thank you so much, Michaeal
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Dong Sohn - (6/23/2015 11:05 PM)
Sticky bone is mixture of autologous fibrin glue and articuate bone powder. It doesn't migrate during healing period and accellerate healing thanks to growth factors.
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Vijailakshmi Acharya - (6/15/2015 1:24 PM)
What is Sticky Bone ?
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michael toffler - (6/7/2015 10:56 AM)
D-S, excellent presentation and some remarkable repairs. Thank you for sharing
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