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Comparative Evaluation Of Indirect Sinus Lift Using Cmc Technique Versus Direct Sinus Lift Via Lateral Window Technique In Subantral Type Iv, Dhurgham Hasan Hassan Alkaabi, Sabah Abdulrsul Hamoodi Alheeti, Faaiz Yaqub Al-Hamadani
Comparative Evaluation Of Indirect Sinus Lift Using Cmc Technique Versus Direct Sinus Lift Via Lateral Window Technique In Subantral Type Iv, Dhurgham Hasan Hassan Alkaabi, Sabah Abdulrsul Hamoodi Alheeti, Faaiz Yaqub Al-Hamadani
Maaen Journal for Medical Sciences
Background: Maxillary sinus augmentation is a common implant placement procedure when residual bone height (RBH) in the posterior maxilla is limited, especially in subantral type IV cases. A less invasive alternative to the traditional lateral window procedure is the crestal approach using the CMC (Crestal approach with membrane Control) technology. Objective: To evaluate the differences between the CMC technique and the conventional lateral window approach in terms of clinical performance, bone density results, surgical time, and complication rates for sinus lifting in subantral type IV cases. Methods: Twenty patients with posterior maxillary edentulism and RBH < 5 mm were divided into two groups at random: Group A (n = 10) received direct sinus lift using the lateral window approach, and Group B (n = 10) received indirect sinus lift using the CMC technique. Four sites (crestal, apical, buccal, and palatal) in Hounsfield Units (HU) were evaluated for bone density using CBCT scans both before and four months after surgery. A “visual analog scale” was used to quantify patient discomfort, postoperative problems, and surgery time. Results: Both methods proved highly …
Piezosurgery - Modern Dentistry's Innovative Tool - A Review Article, Amjed Kadhim Al-Naaly, Ahmed Fadhel Al-Quisi
Piezosurgery - Modern Dentistry's Innovative Tool - A Review Article, Amjed Kadhim Al-Naaly, Ahmed Fadhel Al-Quisi
Maaen Journal for Medical Sciences
Background: In implantology, piezosurgery is a novel and cutting-edge method of bone surgery. Various ultrasonic frequencies can be used for selective cutting, which preserves essential anatomical structures by only operating on solidified hard tissues. Piezoelectric osteotomy is a technique that can be used to precisely and safely prepare receptor sites for procedure implants, acquire bone grafts classified as autogenous (blocks and particles), perform osteotomies used for alveolar crest bone expansion, lift the maxillary sinus, and remove dental implants. Clinically and physiologically, the outcomes are outstanding, especially regarding osteocyte vitality.
Objectives: This review aims to highlight the advantages and …
Early Eruption Of All Permanent Teeth, Including The Upper Canines, In A Nine-Year-Old Child Who Was Born Prematurely; Case Report, Bassam Ali Al-Turaihi, Israa Hussein Ali
Early Eruption Of All Permanent Teeth, Including The Upper Canines, In A Nine-Year-Old Child Who Was Born Prematurely; Case Report, Bassam Ali Al-Turaihi, Israa Hussein Ali
Maaen Journal for Medical Sciences
The world health organization (WHO) define the premature birth as a birth occur before 37 weeks of gestation or if the birth weight is below 2500 g. Our case subjected for both criteria of the preterm definition. ((1)) ((2)) The case was born before 31st week with 1300 g birth weight with stormy beginning of life in the first three months in the hospital according to the history taken from general practitioner (GP) for that reason their parents tack care about his general health and specifically oral health and development. Throughout his life he developed healthy with no medical problem. …