Sinus augmentation and implants placement Using Augma Bond Apatite bone cement

Posted on 05.29.2019 03:44 AM By dr Amos yahav In Sinus Augmentation

63 years old female, presented for fixed restoration of the missing upper right molars.
The molars were extracted 3 years earlier. The patient requested a fixed restoration. During case evaluation and treatment plan, because of the massive lack of bone, we decided to propose a 2 steps treatment. First, perform the sinus lift augmentation procedure and at the second stage to place the implants.
1-Open sinus lift with lateral window approach was performed in July 2018 using biphasic calcium sulfate cement (Bond Apatite® Augma biomaterials Ltd.); the sinus cavity fill and the access window were closed by using bone apatite only, according to a bone cements protocols. Flap closure with tension and no collagen membrane.
2-Implants surgery:
The CBCT demonstrated the perfect augmentation height and complete closure of the access window which allowed the placement of 2 implants.
The implants surgery was performed in March 2019 (Surcam, S-type).

Surgery by: Stephane BERG, DDS