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Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler
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01/12 - DVT control after sinusitis surgery, residual bone height 1 mm
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
02/12 - Access to the sinus cavity by a lateral approach, minor perforation of the Schneiderian membrane
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
03/12 - Covering of the perforation with Jason® fleece
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
04/12 - maxresorb® mixed with venous blood and collected bone chips
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
05/12 - Augmentation of the sinus wall with a mixture of autologous bone and maxresorb®
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
06/12 - Covering of the sinus window with collprotect® membrane fixed with two pins
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
07/12 - Post-operative DVT control showing cavity between mucosa of the maxillary sinus and the membrane
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
08/12 - Primary stable insertion of two implants after only eight weeks
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
09/12 - OPG control of implant insertion
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
- Uncovering of implants ten weeks post-operative
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
11/12 - Placement of healing screws and suturing
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler -
12/12 - X-ray control after uncovering, showing dense regeneration of the graft material
Lateral sinus lift one-stage with maxresorb® & collprotect® membrane - Dr. S. Kistler
Pre-operative OPG shows deep vertical intrabony defects on the distal aspects of teeth 13 and 14.
Pre-surgical probing reveals a deep intrabony defect on the distal aspect of the upper canine.
Pre-operative radiograph. Intrabony defect on the mesial aspect of tooth 14.
Initial X-ray presenting a very deep intrabony defect of tooth 21
Surgical presentation of the alveolar ridge with reduced amount of horizontal bone available
DVT control after sinusitis surgery, residual bone height 1 mm
OPG of the initial situation – provision of missing denture in regio 44 to 47 by a resin-retained bridge
The patient presented with a terminal fracture of the crown tooth number 12
Clinical situation with narrow alveolar ridge in the lower jaw
Extended horizontal and vertical defect of the maxilla following tumor resection and reconstruction with a scapula graft
Clinical situation of the edentulous distal maxilla before the surgery
DVT image showing the reduced amount of bone available in the area of the mental foramen
