This present study will evaluate Schneiderian membrane perforation rates using osseodensification in TSFE with simultaneous graftless implant placement, under sinuscopic control monitored by an ENT specialist. An endoscopic evaluation will be continuously conducted throughout the surgical procedure. TSFE will be performed using Densah burs without the addition of bone graft material, followed by implant placement. The rationale behind this approach is to monitor the response of the Schneiderian membrane and assess the effects of Densah burs on membrane distention and the occurrence of SMP.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
NA
Purpose
OTHER
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
6
Assess endoscopically any Scheiderian membrane perforation while performing transcrestal sinus floor elevation using the densah burs
Saint-Joseph University of Beirut
Beirut, Lebanon
incidence of Scheiderian membrane perforation
The primary aim of the present clinical study is to evaluate the incidence of SMP during TSFE with immediate implant placement performed by a trainee surgeon using the osseodensification technique under sinuscopic control in sinuses of comparable contour
Time frame: Perioperative
primary stability achieved by the implants at insertion measured with the insertion torque value, in N.cm
studied in all cases
Time frame: Perioperative
qualitative pattern of membrane distention, differentiated into either a U-shaped dome or a V-shaped dome
Studies in case of SMP occurrence
Time frame: Perioperative
time at which the potential perforation occur
Studies in case of SMP occurrence
Time frame: Perioperative
Size of potential perforations, in mm, classified as pinhole <1mm, small >1mm and <2mm, medium >2mm and < 3mm, large >3mm
Studied in case of SMP occurrence
Time frame: Perioperative
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