What Is Sinus Lifting? | Sinus Lifting
The sinuses are cavities located just above the molars. They play a role in reducing the weight of the skull, heating the breathing air and sound formation.
However, in some patients, they may sag in the areas where implants will be placed due to genetic or toothlessness. In these cases, the sinus floor can be raised by various methods and implant operation can be performed in this area.
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Is Sinus Lifting Painful?
With new techniques, sinus lifting operations performed in a closed way with minimal pain and swelling are observed.
Is Bone Graft Used in Sinus Lifting Procedure?
In some patients, it is necessary to perform various bone graft applications after the sinus floor is lifted. It may be necessary to use bone graft in the sinus lifting procedure, especially in cases of prolonged edentulism due to severe bone loss.
This may prolong both the cost and duration of the procedure.
Immediately after tooth extraction, implants (immediate) can be used to prevent jawbone resorption and facilitate treatment.
