When patients lose teeth in the posterior maxilla, alveolar bone resorption follows as a consequence of physiological bone remodelling following tooth loss and also from sinus cavity pneumatization towards the alveolar crest. These two processes usually result in...
Dental implantology has advanced significantly, allowing patients with severe bone loss to receive implants successfully. One of the key procedures enabling this is the sinus lift—a crucial surgical technique that increases bone volume in the posterior maxilla. In...
The success and long-term stability of dental implants is directly related to the quantity and quality of the supporting bone and surrounding soft tissue. When there is a lack of adequate bone volume for implant placement, a variety of bone augmentation procedures...
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