Sinus lift in Uzbekistan
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Book nowA sinus lift is a surgical procedure that raises the floor of the maxillary sinus and adds bone volume in the upper back jaw. It is performed when there is not enough bone height to place a dental implant safely, because bone in this area shrinks after tooth loss and the sinus drops down. The procedure creates enough new bone to serve as a stable foundation for an implant.
- You are planning an implant in the upper back jaw where teeth are missing
- A CT scan shows insufficient bone height up to the sinus floor
- A tooth was removed long ago and the bone has shrunk over time
- The maxillary sinus sits naturally low for that patient
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Consultation and 3D scan
The dentist examines your mouth and uses a cone-beam CT scan to measure bone height and check the sinus.
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Planning and preparation
Based on the scan, the surgeon chooses a closed or open technique and plans the procedure under local anaesthesia.
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Placing the bone material
The sinus membrane is gently lifted and a bone-substitute material is placed into the created space.
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Healing and implant
The bone usually matures over several months; the implant is placed either at the same time or after healing, depending on the case.
- Check that the clinic has a cone-beam 3D CT scanner — it is needed for accurate planning
- Ask about the implant surgeon's experience specifically with sinus lifts and example cases
- Confirm the type of bone material and membrane used, and any warranty on the work
- Check whether the price includes the scan, materials and follow-up visits
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FAQ
Is a sinus lift painful?
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so you should not feel pain during it. Mild swelling or discomfort afterwards is common and usually settles within a few days.
When can the implant be placed?
If there is enough bone, the implant is often placed at the same time as the sinus lift. Otherwise the bone usually needs several months to mature — the exact time depends on the case.
What is the difference between a closed and open sinus lift?
The closed method is done through the implant site when only a little bone is missing and is less invasive. The open method is used through the side wall when more bone is needed; the dentist chooses based on the scan.
Is a sinus lift safe and what complications can occur?
It is a common, well-studied procedure. Rarely, the membrane can tear, or swelling or sinus inflammation may occur; an experienced surgeon and proper preparation lower these risks.
How long is the recovery?
Most patients return to normal life within a few days. Your dentist may ask you to avoid blowing your nose hard, flying or heavy lifting for a couple of weeks.
How much does a sinus lift cost?
Prices start from 3,000,000 so'm. The final cost depends on the technique, how much bone is needed and the material; an exact quote is given after the consultation and scan.