Sinus Lift
Preparing for Strong, Stable Implants

For patients with insufficient bone height in the upper jaw, a sinus lift is a crucial procedure
that creates the support needed for successful dental implants. At Natural Teeth Implant
Center, we specialize in sinus lift procedures to ensure a strong foundation, allowing patients
with low bone density to enjoy the benefits of stable, long-lasting implants.

What Is a Sinus Lift?

A sinus lift, also known as sinus augmentation, is a surgical procedure that increases bone height in the upper jaw by adding bone material beneath the sinus cavity. This additional bone provides the necessary support for dental implants in the back of the upper jaw, where bone density is often insufficient.
During the procedure, the sinus membrane is gently lifted to create space for the bone graft material, which gradually integrates with your natural bone over time. This is especially important for patients who have experienced bone loss due to missing teeth, aging, or other factors. A sinus lift ensures that the upper jaw has enough bone to securely anchor dental implants.

Benefits of a Sinus Lift

The Sinus Lift Process at
Natural Teeth Implant Center

At Natural Teeth Implant Center, we are committed to making your sinus lift procedure
as smooth and comfortable as possible. Here’s what to expect:

Consultation &
3D Imaging

Your journey begins with a detailed evaluation, including CBCT imaging, which provides a 3D view of your upper jaw. This advanced technology allows us to design a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Customized
Treatment Plan

Based on your bone structure,
we develop a step-by-step plan outlining your sinus lift procedure, anesthesia options, grafting material, and estimated healing time.

Sinus Lift
Surgery

Dr. Lee and our expert team will gently lift the sinus membrane and place the bone graft material, which may come from your own bone or a biocompatible substitute. We offer sedation options, including IV sedation, to ensure a comfortable experience.

Healing & Bone Integration

The grafted bone takes several months to integrate with your natural bone in a process called osseointegration. Follow-up visits will allow us to monitor healing and ensure optimal results.

Implant
Placement

Once the bone has fully integrated, we proceed with implant placement, bringing you one step closer to a strong, fully restored smile.

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hold you back.

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Who Needs a Sinus Lift?

A sinus lift may be recommended if you:

– Have insufficient bone height in the upper jaw, particularly in the molar and premolar areas.

– Want dental implants but need additional bone support.

– Have experienced bone loss due to aging, tooth loss, or other factors.

– Need full-arch restorations that require a stable foundation.

During your consultation, our specialists will assess your bone density and determine if a sinus lift is the right solution for you.

Frequently Asked Questions
About Sinus Lift

How long does it take to recover from a sinus lift?

The initial healing period lasts about two weeks, but full integration of the bone graft can take several months. We’ll monitor your progress during follow-up visits to ensure successful healing before proceeding with implants.

Our team prioritizes your comfort, offering sedation options to ensure a painless experience during the procedure. Post-procedure discomfort is typically mild and can be managed with prescribed pain relief.

Bone grafting material can come from your own bone, a donor source, or synthetic materials. During your consultation, we’ll discuss the best option for your needs.

Typically, a healing period of several months is required after a sinus lift to allow the bone graft to integrate. Once the new bone is stable, we can proceed with implant placement.

With proper care, the results of a sinus lift can be long-lasting, providing a stable foundation for implants that will last for many years.

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