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Molar Extraction with Combined Sinus Augmentation
Description:
In this surgical technique video, Dr. Michael Sonick demonstrates the extraction of a maxillary 2nd molar with simultaneous sinus augmentation. In this very detailed and concise video, Dr. Sonick discusses flap management, sinus lift, grafting, membranes as well as the utilization of PRGF and suturing.
Date Added:
7/4/2010
Author(s):
Michael Sonick, DMD
Michael Sonick, DMD is an internationally-known, highly-regarded authority in the field of Dental Implantology and Periodontology. He completed his undergraduate degre...
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Questions & Comments
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pravin jayachandran - (3/28/2013 11:09 AM)
excellent case Dr Mike and very useful.
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Mike Sonick - (11/21/2010 9:00 PM)
The socket is degranulated with an air turbine that has a separate sterile water supply.
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james kim - (7/12/2010 8:56 AM)
Did you charge for the extraction? :D Nice case.
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Maurice Salama - (7/12/2010 5:30 AM)
I prefer to use cauterization of the small bleeding vessel or Hemcom from Zimmer for 5 minutes seems to stop the bleeding and then I can proceed in a clear field.
Dr. S
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Paul Scholl - (7/9/2010 7:59 PM)
When you degranulate the socket after the site has been opened, do you have any concerns with using air turbine that blows air into the site? What sort of sterile water or saline system do you have to minimize infection?
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alper gultekin - (7/9/2010 12:59 PM)
Nice case..Do you interfere with any method for that kind of small vessels bleeding while doing sinus procedures or pass over and continue your work? Thanks...
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