Introduction to implant dentistry – sinus floor elevation. Part II

Ariel Chamarczuk, Olga Preuss, Magda Aniko-Włodarczyk, Grzegorz Trybek

Streszczenie
Zabieg podniesienia dna zatoki szczękowej jest jednym z zabiegów wykonywanych w procedurach przedimplantacyjnych. Pozwala on wprowadzić wszczepy w trudnych warunkach, gdy wysokość wyrostka zębodołowego jest niewystarczająca do wykonania implantacji. Może być wykonany metodą otwartą lub zamkniętą. Dzięki diagnostyce przedimplantologicznej oraz dokładnym zebraniu wywiadu z pacjentem można przewidzieć trudności oraz ewentualne powikłania, które mogą wystąpić podczas zabiegu.

Abstract
The procedure of sinus floor elevation is one of the procedures performed in preimplantation surgery. It allows implants insertion in compromised conditions, where the height of the alveolar ridge is insufficient for implantation. It can be performed using the lateral and crestal sinus lift techniques. Thanks to preimplantological diagnosis and accurate gathering of an interview with the patient, we can predict difficulties and possible complications that may occur during the procedure.

Hasła indeksowe: zatoka szczękowa, podniesienie dna zatoki szczękowej, implanty, powikłania

Key words: maxillary sinus, maxillary sinus floor elevation, implants, complications

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