What is Sinus Lifting?
Maxillary sinuses are hollow, air-filled areas located above the back teeth in the upper jaw and in the inner region of the cheek. If the teeth in the posterior region of the upper jaw are lost for various reasons, a number of losses in bone volume may occur as a result of downward sagging in the sinus cavities. This situation causes problems due to insufficient bone tissue when implant treatment is performed.
For a long-lasting and successful implant treatment, new bone formation can be achieved by increasing the bone tissue in the region with sinus elevation in these areas where bone tissue is insufficient. It is the most commonly used bone enhancement procedure for patients with bone loss in the posterior region of the upper jaw.
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It is usually performed under local anesthesia, in a standard dental clinic. The sinus membrane in the upper jaw is pulled upwards and a bone graft is placed in the resulting cavities. Within 6 months , the placed bone fragments are integrated with the jaw bone and become suitable for implant construction.
It is very important to pay attention to hygiene after surgery. Food should not be eaten for 2 hours; Substances such as cigarettes and alcohol should not be used until the wound site heals. -Antibiotics should be used regularly and ice should be applied from the outside. -After the procedure, in order not to continue bleeding for the first 24 hours and to ensure clot formation, spit should not be spit out, hot and spicy foods should not be consumed, hot baths should not be taken. -The mouth should be kept open when sneezing and pressure should not be applied when cleaning the nose.
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