In the upper back jaw the sinus often sits close to where an implant needs to go. A sinus lift gently raises the sinus membrane and places graft material beneath it, creating the height required for a secure implant.
Makes back-tooth implants possible in the upper jaw
Restores proper chewing on the back teeth
Predictable, long-established surgical technique
Planned precisely from a 3D CT scan
Often combined with implant placement in one visit
In the upper back jaw the sinus often sits close to where an implant needs to go. A sinus lift gently raises the sinus membrane and places graft material beneath it, creating the height required for a secure implant.
1Two approaches
An internal (crestal) lift is used when only a few millimetres are needed — the sinus floor is raised through the implant site itself, and the implant is usually placed at the same time.
A lateral window lift is used when more height is required. Access is made through the side of the jaw, the membrane is lifted and graft placed, then the implant follows after healing.
2Recovery
Expect some swelling and occasionally minor nose bleeding for a day or two. We'll ask you to avoid nose-blowing, straws and flying for a short period so the graft isn't disturbed.
Healing typically takes four to six months before the implant is loaded with its final crown.
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