Sinus lift

Sinus lift is a surgical procedure aimed at increasing the volume of bone tissue in the maxilla for subsequent dental implant placement. The procedure is performed in cases of insufficient bone volume, allowing the creation of a stable foundation for implant installation and long-term prosthetic rehabilitation.

When is a sinus lift required?

• In cases of insufficient bone volume in the maxillary region.
• If the distance between the maxillary sinus and the gingiva is too small for implant placement.
• In cases of bone atrophy following tooth extraction.
• When planning dental implantation to increase its success rate.
• If restoration of masticatory function and dental arch aesthetics is required.

How is the procedure performed?

1. Diagnostics – radiographic imaging or computed tomography is performed to assess bone condition.
2. Anesthesia – local anesthesia is administered to ensure patient comfort.
3. Access to the maxillary sinus – the dentist makes a small incision in the gingiva and elevates the sinus membrane.
4. Placement of bone graft material – a specialized bone substitute is introduced into the area of bone deficiency.
5. Suturing and rehabilitation – the gingiva is sutured, and the patient receives postoperative care instructions.

Types of sinus lift

• Open sinus lift – performed in cases of significant bone deficiency and requires a longer healing period.
• Closed sinus lift – a less invasive technique, performed simultaneously with implant placement.

Why undergo sinus lift in Belarus?

• Allows safe implant placement even in cases of pronounced bone atrophy.
• Restores masticatory function and aesthetic appearance of the dental arch.
• Use of modern materials that promote rapid bone integration.
• Minimal surgical trauma and comfortable rehabilitation.
• High predictability of clinical outcomes.

The procedure is performed in leading dental clinics in Belarus using modern technologies and materials. Highly qualified specialists ensure precise surgical performance, painless treatment, and successful preparation for dental implantation.