Sinus Lifting
Sinus lifting is a frequently preferred surgical procedure in dental implant applications. During this procedure, the sinus floor is raised to create the necessary bone volume for implant placement.
How is Sinus Lifting Performed?
Sinus lifting is generally performed under local anesthesia. The sinus cavity in the nasal region is accessed, and the sinus floor is raised using an appropriate surgical technique. Bone graft or synthetic bone materials are usually used during this procedure.
Who is a Candidate for Sinus Lifting?
Sinus lifting is applied to patients who will have dental implants when there is insufficient bone volume in the sinus floor.
Sinus lifting makes successful implant placement possible.Recovery Process After Sinus Lifting
Mild swelling and pain may occur after sinus lifting. These symptoms usually subside within a few days. Regularly using the medications prescribed by your doctor during the recovery process can reduce the risk of infection.