Management of complication of type Fugazzotto I for the maxillary sinus lift with inlay bone graft

Authors

  • Juan Domingo Reyes Doimi Facultad de Odontología - USMP
  • Timothy Crosby Bertorini
  • Miguel Coz Fano

Keywords:

Maxillary sinus lift, Schneiderian membrane, Surgical complications, Dental implant

Abstract

Perforations produced during the manipulation of the Schneiderian membrane on sinus lift procedures are common in our practice. That is the reason why a new alternative is suggested in this article for sinus lift membrane perforations. On this case, a Fugazzotto type I perforation happened at the moment of the placement of an inlay block bone xenograft. This technique is predictable and optimal for fixing membrane ruptures during surgery

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2017-01-30

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Reyes Doimi JD, Crosby Bertorini T, Coz Fano M. Management of complication of type Fugazzotto I for the maxillary sinus lift with inlay bone graft. kiru [Internet]. 2017 Jan. 30 [cited 2026 Aug. 31];14(1). Available from: https://portalrevistas.aulavirtualusmp.pe/index.php/Rev-Kiru0/article/view/1249

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