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Article Category: Research Article
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Online Publication Date: 01 Aug 2017

Lateral Wall Regeneration and Membrane Repair After Attempted Sinus Augmentation Using a Non-Resorbable Membrane

DDS, PhD,
DDS, MSc Dr med dent, and
DDS Dr med dent
Page Range: 303 – 306
DOI: 10.1563/aaid-joi-D-17-00023
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Figures 1–7

Figure 1. Orthopantomograph section. Sinus before surgery. Figure 2. Opened lateral window. Figure 3. Axial cone-beam computerized tomography section of the sinus after membrane tear. Figure 4. Volumetric 3D representation of hard tissue after membrane tear. Figure 5. Lateral window coverage with a d-polytetrafluoroethylene membrane. Figure 6. Volumetric 3D representation of hard tissue at re-entry. Figure 7. Transverse con-beam computerized tomography view of the sinus at re-entry.


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Figure 8. Re-entry, removal of the d-polytetrafluoroethylene membrane. Figure 9. Re-entry, clinical situation. Figure 10. Lateral window creation, new Schneiderian membrane. Figure 11. Sinus augmentation using a xenograph. Figure 12. Window closure with a collagen membrane. Figure 13. Orthopantomograph section. Implant placement 6 months after sinus augmentation.


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Corresponding author, e-mail: GGZafi@gmx.de
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