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Implant Dispersion into the Sinus During Maxillary Elevation: Management Strategies
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Giuliano Garlini
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34min
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Implant Dispersion into the Sinus During Maxillary Elevation: Management Strategies
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Lesson program
— Differences in risk between lateral and crestal approaches
— Assessing respiratory capacity and identifying obstructions at the COM (Osteomeatal Complex) level
— Factors contributing to accidental implant migration
— Recognizing the complication intraoperatively and postoperatively
— Strategies for retrieval based on the access approach (lateral vs. crestal)
— Multidisciplinary approach for safe implant removal
— Surgical and prosthetic considerations to prevent future occurrences.
Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
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