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Clinical Case Study: Sinus filling for Implant Placement



CLINICAL CASE I By Dr. Bruno Salou.

Case Report

Clinical Signs

As a result of caries problems, a 25-year-old patient lost teeth 15 and 16. A retroalveolar radiographic examination showed large sinus volume, which in such condition would prevent the placement of implants to replace the missing teeth.

Diagnosis

The decision was therefore made to perform a sinus lift.







Operating Procedure




Conclusion

The highly granular consistency of the material permits easier placement and prevents the dispersion of the R.T.R.+ / MBCP® Technology granules.

The stability of the material also optimizes bone healing.













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