Description
Diagnostic tips, clinical indications, and surgical techniques: the lateral approach and alternative treatments
Topics covered in the course:
- Sinus physiology: when to refer to an ENT specialist?
- Case selection: diagnosis, indications and contraindications
- Maxillary sinus lift: clinical indications, treatment planning, surgical procedures
- Lateral vs crestal approach: the rationale behind this choice
- How to prevent, detect, and manage intra- and post-op complications
- A new flap design technique to avoid biological and vascular complications
- The Simplified Antrostomy Design (S.A.D.) Technique
At the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Perform sinus lift with lateral access using piezoelectric devices or traditional rotary tools;
- Manage common complications such as membrane perforations, cysts removal, and septum bones;
- Understand and perform the S.A.D. Technique to facilitate maxillary sinus membrane elevation;
- Properly use the correct instruments for membrane detachment and elevation;
- Performs different functional antrostomy designs;
- Understand when and how to prepare the site for implant placement;
- Identify and propose alternatives to sinus lift: the M.I.F.A. protocol.
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