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Preparation for implants when bone is deficient.

Sinus lift

When upper-jaw bone height is insufficient, we gently elevate the sinus floor and rebuild bone to place a stable implant.

What it is & when used

  • Bone volume augmentation in posterior maxilla.
  • Approaches: crestal (transalveolar) or lateral window.
  • Immediate or delayed implant placement depending on bone.
  • Regeneration with graft materials and membranes.

Why it matters

  • Provides adequate height for long-term implant stability.
  • Reduces complications thanks to predictable osseointegration.
  • Lets you avoid removable dentures and restore chewing.

Steps

  1. Diagnostics
    CBCT, volume calculation, approach selection.
  2. Anesthesia
    Local/STA; sedation if indicated.
  3. Sinus elevation
    Schneiderian membrane lift; graft insertion.
  4. Implant
    Immediate or after 4–8 months of healing.
  5. Follow-up
    Reviews, suture removal, check CBCT as planned.

Why MasterDent

Accurate planning
CBCT-based planning and risk assessment.
Atraumatic technique
Micro-tools, membranes, careful sinus handling.
Predictability
High success rates with regenerative protocols.
Transparent pricing
Official UAH price list only.

Indications

  • Bone height < 6–8 mm in posterior maxilla.
  • Sinus pneumatization after tooth loss.
  • Planning implants instead of a removable denture.

Aftercare

  • Cold packs on/off first day; sleep with head elevated.
  • Do not blow your nose 10–14 days; sneeze with mouth open; avoid flights/diving 2–3 weeks.
  • Soft diet 3–5 days; antiseptic rinses/gels as instructed.
  • Antibiotics/analgesics only as prescribed; avoid heat over the area.
  • Call us urgently if bleeding, swelling or nasal leakage occurs.

Official prices (UAH)

Treatment is selected individually. Preliminary prices are shown below; the final cost will be confirmed by the doctor at the consultation.

Consultation500 UAH

FAQ

Crestal or lateral - which one?
Depends on residual height, sinus anatomy and needed lift. We choose based on CBCT for minimal trauma.
Immediate implant possible?
Yes if primary stability is adequate; otherwise we delay until graft consolidation.
Pain & downtime?
Done under anesthesia; mild swelling 2–3 days; usual routine in 1–3 days.