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The simplest sinus aug using HPISE
Posted on 12.27.2015 11:28 PM
By Dong Sohn
In Sinus Augmentation
HPISE tip with stopper was used to elevae sinus mucoasa/ Referal doc asked me sinys augmentatation alone. So bone graft alone was done.,
It couldn't be simpler..
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Jorge Campos says on 01.03.2016 11:44 AM
Dr. Sohn, I´m very impressed about the way you treat this cases. I can resolve them in a different way that takes more time and effort. Thanks for posting.
It was a pleasure to lecture with you at El Cairo.
Jorge
Dong Sohn says on 01.06.2016 03:31 AM
Thank you so much for your kind comments. Minimally invasive surgery is our goal for our patinets.DS
Charles Schwimer says on 01.03.2016 12:43 PM
DS. I love this approach. IMO ridge anatomy is an important determinant. The "stops" seem to work best for a flat ridge such as this one. Would you manage the same if this were an "irregular" or " knife" ridge? BTW I recommend your referring Dentist prepare into the grafted bone with the Densah burs. They are excellent for achieving primary stability in soft bone and / or when voids of bone are present. Outstanding case as always! Best regards. Chuck.
Dong Sohn says on 01.06.2016 03:33 AM
Hello Chuck,
This rubber stopper can be use on any type of ridge.
What is Densah burs?
Thank you always for your comments. DS
Charles Schwimer says on 01.06.2016 07:21 AM
DS. Convensional burs are designed to cut and extract bone debris from an osteotomy site. DENSAH burs are designed ( when operated in reverse) to cut bone and propel the bone debris into the osteotomy. This processes is termed Osseodensification and provides for higher initial implant stability. Especially useful in softer bone or less mature vital bone. These burs are available directly from VERSAH. Their website provides video and scientific information. I hope this helps. Best regards. Chuck
Maurice Salama says on 01.03.2016 04:53 PM
DS nice case and management. Well done. Thanks Dr. Salama
Dong Sohn says on 01.06.2016 03:34 AM
Thank you Dr Salama..DS