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Simplified Approach to Sinus Bone Grafting and Management of Sinus Perforation
Description:
Two cases involving crestal window technique and lateral window technique will be shown in detail. Proper implant placement with aid of innovative surgical guide will be used in this presentation. Sinus membrane perforation occurred during the surgery, and management of sinus perforation are demonstrated using collagen membrane
Date Added:
7/3/2013
Author(s):
Samuel Lee, DDS
Dr. Samuel Lee has earned double doctoral degree in Dentistry. He has earned Doctor of Medical Science (4-5 years full time doctoral degree) from Harvard Univ...
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Online Videos / Surgery / Bone Grafting / Simplified Approach to Sinus Bone Grafting and Management of Sinus Perforation
Questions & Comments
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Maurice Salama - (2/3/2014 7:41 AM)
Emad; I believe those instruments are sold by Megagen as part of their Crestal Sinus Kit. Dr. Salama
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emad habib - (2/3/2014 12:49 AM)
Dr.Lee,thank you v.much for your wonderful presentation
How can I get your instruments like copra ..etc for sinus elevation techniques? thanks again
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Clifton Nakatani - (7/25/2013 3:39 PM)
Dr. Lee, Where can we get the bone pencil? I have been unable to locate a website for it. Thank you, Clifton Nakatani
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Edison Louie - (7/6/2013 2:43 PM)
Dr. Lee, thank you for your informative and well organized presentation. Edison Louie
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