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Thank you for your lectureDr. Luigi Canullo
Thanks you for your presentation
If you place more than one implant in a narrow sinus what would be your approac? Lateral or crestal?
can u repeat what kind of bone graft u use,please.thanks
Dr what you say about grafting infection… which is the protocol of this case… its necessary to remove all the shnider membrane ? And how percent the sinus lift go good and how go bad for biological factors?
Thank you from Albania
please show 20 years case transcrestal sinus lift with 8mm implant
Did you perform a two-stage crestal approach: first – a bone substitute was inserted, and after 4-6 months – an implant? And if yes, what are the features?
What is your opinion using versah burs regarding the surface of the bone graft attached to the native bone?
What is about collagene sponge as a filler?
What is happening with collagene membrane in sinus? Is it integates into sinus mucosa?
Do you think that small perforations matter and do we need membrabe in all cases?
Thanks
Thank you for your interesting lecture.
What size of sinus membrane perforation do you consider inappropriate to continue with the procedure?
What can we expect from implant inserted simultaneously with crestal sinuslift when we have low bone quality on x-ray in 4-6-9 month?
What bone parameters are to make decision about crestal or lateral sinus lift?
I love Rome! Thank you!
How do you feel about the proposal not to insert a bone substitute even if the dental implant goes into the sinus more than 3 mm?
What is your opinion abour piezo elevation of the membrane, and what about the risk of teariy the membrane?
Hello Luigi,How about utilizing Osseodensification for crestal sinus elevation thus protecting the sinus membrane with the host bone pushed apically by the densifying bur?
What do you think about the Summers’ technique done with the Magnetic Mallet?
Thank you. – Dr B
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Does this method work well if there is a septum or an uneven sinus floor?
Does the distance between the walls affect the choice of bone substitute?
How to calculate the required amount of bone material depending on the length of the exposed surface of the implant?
What is the maximum length insert an implant (that can predictably) during crestal approach?
How do you think – the bone material at the top of the augmentation “hump” behaves over a long period of time: does it remain unchanged for years or does it become part of the bone over time?
Thanks for the interesting information!
Does the distance from the cemento-enamel tooth border matter for the choice of implant length and surgical approach: lateral or crestal?
Agradecido por la formación. Saludos desde Sevilla. España. Dr Álvarez MARIN.
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