Predictable sinus lift

– Anatomy and histology of the maxillary sinus

– Variant anatomy of partitions

– The use of CBCT. Choosing the right treatment method depending on the clinical case: approach, additional bone regeneration.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Anatomy and histology of the maxillary sinus

– Variant anatomy of partitions

– The use of CBCT. Choosing the right treatment method depending on the clinical case: approach, additional bone regeneration

– Chronic invasive aspergillosis of the mucosa of the maxillary sinus

– Shaping and flap design.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Choosing the right treatment method: using CBCT

– Treatment planning

– Preparing the patient for surgical procedures

– Indications for sinus lifting

– Indications for only ridge regeneration

– Indications for open and closed sinus lifting

– Necessary tools for open sinus-lift procedure

– Patient care after surgical procedures: medicine, advices for the patient, education of the patient.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Osteo-periosteal flap design in approach for lateral window in sinus-lift procedure

– Hard palate approach for sinus-lift procedure

– Simultaneous cleavage of the alveolar ridge and sinus lift surgery

– Perforation closing

– Transplant placement

– The use of membranes during sinus lifting.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Cyst Removal: detailed Protocol

– Crocodile Eye Technique

– The use of membranes when closing defects after removal of cysts

– Removing a foreign body from an maxillary sinus

– Indications for vestibular, vestibular and palatine, palatine osteotomy

– Advantages and disadvantages of sinus lifting

– Preparing the patient before surgery.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Maxillary sinus augmentation techniques

– Ways to reduce the time of surgical treatment

– Methods for stabilizing implants with immediate maxillary sinus grafting

– Comparison of one-stage and two-stage maxillary sinus augmentation with implantation

– The use of L-PRF as the sole grafting material

– Intra-operative and post-operative complications of maxillary sinus augmentation: types, causes, methods of prevention and elimination, clinical cases:

- Infections (bacterial, fungal)

- Traumatizing of branches of the infraorbital nerve

- Bleeding

- Bad graft quality

- Hemosinus

- Schneider membrane perforations

- Chronic maxillary sinusitis

- Peri-implantitis.

– Anatomy of the maxillary sinus

– Relative and absolute contraindications for maxillary sinus augmentation

– Patient selection for maxillary sinus augmentation.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Various technique of sinus augmentation:

- Lateral Sinus Augmentation

- Crestal Sinus Augmentation

- Obsolete Sinus Augmentation.

– Complications of sinus bone grafting:

- Fungal infection

- Bacterial infection

- Postoperative sinusitis

- Chronic oroantral fistula.

– Sinus augmentation using Hydrodinamic Piezoelectric Internal Sinus Elevation (HPISE)

– Protrusion of the implant over maxillary sinus mucosa

– Sinus augmentation: sinusitis-free, bone graft free, infection-free approaches

– New bone formation in the maxillary sinus:

- without bone grafts

- using only absorable gelatine sponge

- using peripheral venous blood

- with bone grafts.

– Rate of postoperative sinusitis

– Techniques of closing sinus membrane perforations

– Simple 3-D augmentation using Sohn`s Augmentation-New Tenting Abutment (SANTA)

– Management and preventions of postoperative complications.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Crestal sinus augmentation: advantages/disadvantages, indications/contraintications:

- Osteotome technique

- Piezoelectric Internal Sinus Elevation (PISE)

- Hydrodynamic Piezoelectric Internal Sinus Elevation (HPISE)

- Simple sinus augmentation with 3D ridge augmentation

- Flapless sinus augmentation

- Sohn`s Poncho technique.

– Step-by step protocols of PISE and HPISE

– Management of complications associated with conventional crestal sinus augmentation

– Sticky bone in implant dentistry.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Sinus lift assessment:

- Clinical analysis

- Periodontal status

- Systemic condition

- Habits

- 3D X-Ray analysis

- Bone anatomy

- Sinus pathology

- Check list.

– Biologically oriented implantology concept

– Anatomy:

- Maxillary sinus

- Maxilla

- Intrasinus and extrasinus artery.

– Types of membrane elevating

– Biomaterials characteristic

– Step-by-step techniques of sinus lift

– Classification of different approaches:

- Lateral Window

- Crestal Window

- Osteotome technique.

– Grow factors therapy

– Blood fractioning

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Fundamentals of sinus lift:

- Anatomy of maxillary sinus

- Sinus vascularization

- Age changes in maxillary sinus

- Underwood`s septa

- Colour of Schneider membrane.

– Pathological alterations of the maxillary sinus

– Functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS)

– Standart maxillary sinus surgery protocol

– Clinical indications of choosing graft material

– Surgical instrunentations for sinus lift

– The use of Metronidazole in combination with biomaterial

– Surgical templates for sinus lift

– Step-by-step protocols:

- Sinus lift with delayed implant placement

- Sinus lift with simultaneous implant placement

- Bilateral sinus lift and nose floor lift with simultaneous implant placement

- Sinus lift in the presence of high Underwood`s septa

- Simultaneous maxillary sinus lift and block grafting

- Elevation of nose floor.

– Immediate and delayed complications.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Ways of elimination of maxillary sinus memdrane perforations

– Implants/teeth in the maxillary sinus cavity:

- Causes

- Diagnosis

- Piezosurgical treatment with simultaneous sinus-lift

- Clinical cases and long-term results.

– Maxillary sinusitis: classification, aetiology, clinical picture, diagnosis, treatment:

- Acute sinusitis

- Chronic sinusitis (mucositis, pseudo-cyst, mycetome, mucocele,polyps, residual cyst).

– Step-by step videocases of piezosurgical treatment of maxillary sinus pathologies with simultaneous sinus-lift.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

– Clinical cases of surgical revision of the maxillary sinus with simultaneous sinus-lifting:

- Mycetoma

- Residual cyst

- Implant in maxillary sinus cavity.

– Osteoma: characteristic, clinical cases

– Oro-antral communications and fistulas: clinical cases, treatment, simultaneous sinus-lift

– Management of infected biomaterial in maxillary sinus

– Pre-surgical cinsiderations

– Alternative methods:

- No interventions

- Short implants

- Tilted implants

- Zygoma implants

- Surgical kit for sinus-lift and exercises for manual training.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.