Sinus Lifting
Sinus lifting operation; It is a surgical intervention that is usually performed under local anesthesia, in the standard dentist's chair. The sinus area is lifted at the desired level, and a small window opened through the mouth in that area is made accessible via . After the desired rise is achieved in the sinus membrane covering the inside of the sinus, bone powder and grafting are applied to the created space, and the area is closed by suturing.
Bone Powder (Graft)
In case of bone deficiency, the materials applied to the area where bone formation is desired are called bone grafts. These bone grafts can be taken from the person's own body (usually from the jawbone and hip bone), can be of animal origin (bovine origin grafts) or can be produced synthetically.
Membrane
The dental membrane is like a covering over the bone graft. The purpose of covering the bone graft with the membrane is to ensure that the graft is not exposed to soft tissue and other similar elements; thus, to provide bone gain in a more effective and healthy way.