Sinus Floor Elevation via a lateral approach with Implant Placement
A step-by-step walkthrough of simultaneous several surgical procedures: extraction of a primary retained upper molar, lateral window sinus augmentation, and immediate implant placement — with practical tips for optimizing outcomes at each stage.
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Length: 5:37 Minutes
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About this video
This surgical video presents key clinical pearls for executing a combined-modality procedure in a single-stage protocol. The case focuses on the challenging triad of atraumatic extraction of a primary retained maxillary molar, lateral approach sinus floor elevation with graft placement (with xenograft material saturated in PRP, coverd with PPP), and immediate implant insertion into the post-extraction socket. The video addresses case selection criteria, site preparation, management of the Schneiderian membrane, graft material considerations, and implant positioning relative to the augmented sinus floor. Particular attention is given to the sequencing of each modality and the intraoperative decision points that determine case success. Suitable for oral surgeons, periodontists, and implantologists seeking to refine their approach to high-complexity posterior maxillary implant cases.
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