Minimally invasive sinus surgery + Extraction of Third Molars [Bundle]

Minimally Invasive Sinus Surgery

New Implant Treatment Protocols for the Posterior Maxilla

* Language: English

* Author and Editor : Young-Ku Heo, DDS, MSD, PhD

* Co-Authors

Richard Leesungbok, DMD, MSD, PhD

Jung-Chul Park, DDS, MSD, PhD

Nam Yoon Michael Kim, DDS, MSD, PhD

Jongyub Kim, DDS, MS, CAGS, PhD

Chonghwa Kim, DDS, MS, FICD

Joongmin Kim, DDS, MS, PhD

Hyun-Chang Lim, DDS, MSD, PhD



| Chapter 1 | Understanding the Posterior Maxilla / Jung-Chul Park, Hyun-Chang Lim

Introduction / 2
Anatomy of the posterior maxilla / 3
Conventional sinus lift techniques / 15


| Chapter 2 | CMI Fixation: Types of Implant Fixation / Young-Ku Heo, Richard LEESUNGBOK

Conventional bone density classi cation / 26
Heo’s bone density classi cation / 28
CMI xation / 29
Charting methods of the CMI xation / 36


| Chapter 3 | Heo's Sinus CMI Classification / Young-Ku Heo

Heo's classi cation of Sinus CMI xation / 43
Sinus Class I CMI xation / 44
Sinus Class II CMI xation / 48
Sinus Class III CM/C xation / 56
Sinus Class IV CM/C xation / 56


| Chapter 4 | The SCA Technique: A New Sinus Crestal Approach Technique / Young-Ku Heo

New approach to achieve xation in the inferior cortical wall of the sinus / 60
The SCA technique / 61
Step by step procedure of the SCA technique / 74
Key factors for minimizing membrane tearing / 79


| Chapter 5 | Clinical Cases of the SCA Technique

Case 1: 8 Year follow-up case of Class III CMI/CM xation in the maxillary 1st and 2nd molar area / Jongyub Kim / 84
Case 2: Single tooth restoration with a Ti customized abutment supported by an implant with Class III CMI xation in the maxillary 1st molar area / Richard LEESUNGBOK / 88
Case 3: Delayed immediate placement with Class III M fixation using the SCA technique in the extraction socket of the maxillary left 1st molar/ Chonghwa Kim / 92
Case 4: Maxillary posterior multiple teeth replacement with Class I, II, and III CMI fixations / Young-Ku Heo / 95
Case 5: 10mm sinus lifting with the SCA technique in the severely concave sinus floor / Young-Ku Heo / 101
Case 6: 6 year result of a 7mm sinus elevation with the crestal approach utilizing micro-elevators / Jongyub Kim / 107
Case 7: Immediate placement with the crestal sinus elevation in limited available bone height/ Jung-Chul Park / 112
Case 8: 7 year long-term result of immediate placement with crestal sinus elevation/ Joongmin Kim / 116
Case 9: Class III M xation with sinus crestal elevation and GBR with a Ti mesh / Nam Yoon Michael Kim / 121
Class 10: 6 year result of simultaneous implant placement after sinus elevation through the crestal approach with the microelevators in the thin residual bone height/ Young-Ku Heo / 128
Case 11: Crestal and lateral sinus elevation with SCA and SLA techniques / Young-Ku Heo / 133


| Chapter 6 | The SLA Technique: A New Sinus Lateral Approach Technique / Young-Ku Heo

Conventional lateral window technique / 144
The SLA technique / 146
Basic procedures of the SLA technique with simultaneous implant placement / 162
Advantages of the SLA technique / 164
Complications and management / 173


| Chapter 7 | Clinical Cases of the SLA Technique

Case 1: 8-year result of a lateral window opening using a LS-reamer with a semilunar ap / Nam Yoon Michael Kim / 186
Case 2: 8-year result of a lateral window opening using an LS-reamer with a small vertical incision/ Young-Ku Heo / 191
Case 3: CMI implant surgery with SCA and SLA on the posterior maxilla / Richard LEESUNGBOK / 196
Case 4: Sinus Class III CM and Class IV CM/C xations with SCA and SLA techniques / Jongyub Kim / 204
Case 5: Immediate placement with SLA technique and small vertical incision / Chonghwa Kim / 212
Case 6: Simultaneous implant placement with C-reamer and full thickness ap: 5 year follow-up / Joongmin Kim / 218
Case 7: Immediate placement with sinus Class IV CM/C xation using SLA technique / Chonghwa Kim / 222
Case 8: Reduction crestal-alveoloplasty with sinus graft / Young-Ku Heo / 226
Case 9: Vertical alveolar ridge augmentation using a Ti-mesh SLA technique / Jung-Chul Park / 233
Case 10: Sinus membrane elevation of a complicated sinus septum area with vertical bone augmentation in severe defect area / Nam Yoon Michael Kim / 239


| Chapter 8 | Scientific Evidences for Predictability of the SCA/SLA Techniques, CMI Fixations, and Loading Protocols in the Posterior Maxilla

8-Year Retrospective Study on the SCA and SLA Techniques, and Sinus CMI Fixation and Loading Protocols in the Posterior Maxilla / 246
Early Loading of Splinted Implants Supporting a Two-unit Fixed Partial Denture in the Posterior Maxilla: 13-month Results from a Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial of Two Different Implant Systems / 263
Retrospective Results of Implants for Partially Edentulous Posterior Jaws According to Time Points of Early Loading / 268
The In uence of Sinus Membrane Thickness Upon Membrane Perforation During Transcrestal Sinus Lift Procedure / 270
Incidence of and Factors Associated with Sinus Membrane Perforation During Sinus Augmentation Using the Reamer Drilling Approach: A Double-Center Case Series / 279
A New Technique for Minimally Invasive Maxillary Lateral Sinus Augmentation: a Case Report / 286
Sinus Bone Grafting Technique Using Special Reamers and Microelevators / 290
Differences in Implant Stability Associated with Various Methods of Preparation of the Implant Bed: An in Vitro Study / 294
Comparison of Surgical Techniques to Enhance Primary Stability in the Thin Crestal Cortical Bone and Low-density Bone / 297

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Extraction of Third Molars: Easy Simple Safe Efficient Minimally Invasive & Atraumatic

* Language: English

* Author: Dr Youngsam Kim, DDS, MSD, PhD

▶ Best seller book about third molar extraction
▶ To contain 800 wisdom tooth extraction cases and 4,000 photographs and pictures
▶ To provide confidence in third molar extractions for GPs
▶ Easier, faster, and safer extraction knowhow for OMFSs

Contents

Ch 01. Advantages of Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Ch 02. Interpretation of Wisdom Teeth on Panoramic Radiographs

Ch 03. Wisdom Tooth Coronectomy

Ch 04. Anesthesia, Incision, Surgical Flap Design, Suture for Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Ch 05. How to use the extraction instruments properly ‘Elevator, Handpiece and Forceps’

Ch 06. Extraction of a Vertically Impacted Mandibular Third molar

Ch 07. Mesioangular Impacted Wisdom Teeth Extraction

Ch 08. Horizontal Impacted Tooth

Ch 09. Upper Third Molar

Ch 10. Common Problems related to Extractions of Third Molars

Appendix. Issues with Third Molars