Lateral GBR

Management of Perforated and Maxillary Sinusitis for Implant Treatment : A Case Report

Jongyub Kim, December 18, 2017, CASES & VIDEOS, GBR, Lateral GBR, Restorative, SCRP (Screw & Cement Retained Prostheses), Sinus lift/ graft, Surgical, IS III active, SLA Kit, 0

A 43 years old female patient, who had missing posterior teeth, presented with a partially edentulous maxilla. Implants placement on #26&#27 following lateral sinus augmentation was planned…

Esthetic restoration to soft tissue defects in the anterior maxilla

Manuel Feregrino Mendez, October 10, 2017, Anterior esthetic restoration, CASES & VIDEOS, Digital implantology, GBR, Implant placement in the esthetic zone, Lateral GBR, Restorative, Soft tissue graft/ management, Surgical, Surgical guide, Vertical GBR, ACM, Esthetic restoration, PRF, soft tissue, 0

This case present a guided bone regeneration for horizontal and vertical augmentation with implants placement. Soft tissue graft was placed in the canine socket and PRGF clot in the lateral socket prior to implant placement in the anterior maxilla.

Maxillary sinus graft with lateral approach and implants placement at right upper molars with LS-reamer in SLA kit

Nam Yoon Kim, June 30, 2017, CASES & VIDEOS, GBR, Lateral GBR, Posterior zirconia restoration (Zr. Crown, Zr. FPD, Zr. FCD), Restorative, SCRP (Screw & Cement Retained Prostheses), Sinus lift/ graft, Surgical, LS-reamer, SLA Kit, 0

#16 & 17 of the maxillary arch, sinus graft was performed by the lateral approach since the remaining bone was less than that of the opposite side of the arch. The LS-reamer (SLA Kit) was used to create a lateral window. Implants were placed simultaneously with the sinus graft.

Reduction Crestal-Alveoloplasty with Sinus Graft

YoungKu Heo, June 27, 2017, CASES & VIDEOS, GBR, Lateral GBR, Restorative, SCRP (Screw & Cement Retained Prostheses), Sinus lift/ graft, Surgical, Vertical GBR, ACM, C reamer, IS II active, LS-reamer, SLA Kit, 0

Because of downgrading of the right partially edentulous maxilla, inter-occlusal space was insufficient to restore the teeth. So some part of the residual ridge and gingiva had to be removed. However, this would leave no residual bone, and the sinus floor would be opened because the sinus floor was...