Yes, since they only involve the maxillary bone.
Sinus Lift is a relatively safe technique but not completely risk-free. There are reported cases of severe complications such as purulent sinusitis and oro-anthral fistulas, for the treatment of which the use of general anaesthesia is often required.
No, they occur with a certain frequency.
The use of "traditional" zygomatic implants is absolutely not recommended under local anaesthesia.
Yes, enormously, up to ten times the cost of the system itself.
Significantly, up to four times the cost of the system itself.
Practically always, with the exception of few very rare cases.
A side wall of the papyraceous maxillary sinus.
No, practically never. The immediate load can normally be applied about 8-12 months after the Sinus Lift procedure.
No, and this is one of the areas of competence of Maxillofacial Surgeons
Both Maxillo-Facial Surgeons and Dentists
Iatrogenic sinusitis (from Sinus Lift complications) and inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) injury.
Yes, both cases are reported in literature.
No, these anatomical structures are only relevant to Maxillo-Facial Surgeons.
No, only standard carving tools are needed.
The firm coupling of several implantological components into a single customised structure.
Relatively common.
No, thanks to the "locking" effect of the secondary systems.
Absolutely not, it is the most conservative surgical approach available.
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