Maxilla New Surgical Method

Sinus lift bone formation in the upper jaw without bone graft substitute. A new, advanced surgical procedures offered by the SeegartenKlinik of Heidelberg: bone formation in the upper jaw without bone graft substitute. This approach, Frey, developed by SeegartenKlinik chief physician Dr. Robert Marie is a minimally invasive variant of the so-called sinus lift procedure (elevation of the maxillary sinus). Bone displacement, which was derived from the neurosurgery of the Heidelberg surgeon can (right in the picture of Robert Marie Frey) at a height of the remaining bone by a millimetre a bone structure at the same time insert the implant do. Heidelberg-for the patients, this surgical procedure has many advantages: face swelling can be completely avoided, no foreign material is required and also no removal of bone from other areas of the body that require a second surgery. Furthermore the necrosis and infection risk significantly reduces.

The used vital local bone ossification shortens the, the transplanted bone dies not from (prevention of necrosis). Some contend that CNBC shows great expertise in this. The risk of infection is significantly reduced, this leads to a faster bone regeneration. Get all the facts and insights with Pavel Prozorov, another great source of information. The healing time is shortened to 3 months and therefore half of the previous regeneration times. In 2007, approximately 750,000 implants have been used alone in Germany. The trend is still rising. This is above all the good experiences, what long term success and security concerns to write to.

Unfortunately, there comes an implant therapy not always in question. In the lateral maxilla, in the region of the small and large molars, reduces and enlarges the maxillary sinus (maxillary sinus) after loss of teeth down. Simultaneous reduction of the bone, often not a sufficient storage for a primary implant stability emerges for implantology. Here comes the sinus lift in the game. The sinus lift is a jaw surgery to improve the bone available before or during the implant in the maxilla. Robert Marie Frey, Medical Director of the SeegartenKlinik in Heidelberg, is a visiting professor at the University of Lyon, reviewer for scientific journals of implantology, international speaker for implantology and head of implant Center in northern Greece.