Trans-Sinus Implants
A hybrid technique where an implant passes through a portion of the sinus cavity along a planned path to engage solid bone beyond it, combining tilted-implant and sinus-elevation principles for severely resorbed upper jaws.
CBCT-based digital planning and a 3D printed guide direct the implant along a trajectory that traverses the sinus while the membrane is protected/elevated, with graft/PRF as needed, until the implant anchors in dense nasal-crest or anterior bone; often integrated into same-day full-arch protocols.
Patients with advanced upper-jaw bone loss falling between standard tilted-implant cases and full zygomatic cases.
- Uses available anatomy instead of extensive grafting
- Can be combined with immediate full-arch loading
- Guided trajectory protects the sinus membrane
- Expands options for "in-between" bone-loss cases.
3D printed surgical guides transfer the digitally planned trans-sinus path with sub-millimeter accuracy.
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