Survival/success rate of implants placed with crestal approach sinus lift in patients with <4 mm of residual bone height (RBH) and >4 mm of RBH

1. Jaime Javier Molinos ¹
2. Carlos Manrique ¹
3. Sergio Trapote ¹
4. Juan Santiago ¹
5. Duarte Marques ²
6. Pablo Romero ¹
7. Jaime Jimenez ¹

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DOI: 10.1111/CLR.29_13042 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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Abstract

Background: Edentulous patients in the posterior maxilla often have insufficient quality and quantity of alveolar bone. The crestal approach sinus lift as been presented with several advantages over the lateral window approach, which includes the reduction of the operation time, lesser postoperative morbidity and trauma. Literature suggests that the residual bone height could influence the outcome of crestal procedures but controversial results have been published regarding the minimal amount of residual bone height