After removing an orthodontic screw, Melillo performs a sinus lift with Elevate on 2 mm of bone and places the implant. Colleagues discuss the risks and an alternative involving delayed implant placement.
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New case: I removed the orthodontic screw and after 6 days I performed today the sinus lift. This cas has been approached with: - elevate kit distally with 2mm of bone height - BLACK ruby mesially to move the bone from mesial to distal - sinus elevation with Hyaluronyc Acid - implant insertion
New case: I removed the orthodontic screw and after 6 days I performed today the sinus lift. This cas has been approached with: - elevate kit distally with 2mm of bone height - BLACK ruby mesially to move the bone from mesial to distal - sinus elevation with Hyaluronyc Acid - implant insertion
use a contratorque screw and a square rachet, with pressure you can remove the implant with “zero” boneloss. only not useful when connection is broken
use a contratorque screw and a square rachet, with pressure you can remove the implant with “zero” boneloss. only not useful when connection is broken
This is the post op. With the magnetic mallet it was possibile also with braces. 8’mm flap… 2 sutures 😅
This is the post op. With the magnetic mallet it was possibile also with braces. 8’mm flap… 2 sutures 😅
risky risky, show us the outcome is quite interesting
risky risky, show us the outcome is quite interesting
Should have performed bone graft augmention using Magnetic Mallet and left it for 7 months and then placed implant according to me . Its risky ..lets hope for the best and wait for results.
Should have performed bone graft augmention using Magnetic Mallet and left it for 7 months and then placed implant according to me . Its risky ..lets hope for the best and wait for results.
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