Sinus Lift Mexico
Sinus Lift in Mexico
A key to implant success is the quantity and quality of the bone where the implant is to be placed. The upper back jaw has traditionally been one of the most difficult areas to successfully place dental implants due to insufficient bone quantity and quality and the close proximity to the sinus. If you’ve lost bone in that area due to reasons such as periodontal disease or tooth loss, you may be left without enough bone to place implants.
Sinus Lift Surgery in Mexico can help correct this problem by raising the sinus floor and developing bone for the placement of dental implants. Several techniques can be used to raise the sinus and allow for new bone to form.
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What types of dental services do you offer?At International Dental Center PV, we offer a wide range of services including All on 4, All on 6, 3 on 6, Dental Implants, Cosmetic Dentistry, Crowns, Bridges, Veneers, Root canal and more
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Do you accept insurance?Yes, we DONT accept insurance plans from the USA and Canadaand However will work with you to maximize your benefits. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to understand your coverage. ASk for documatation we can fill up to summit with them
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What is the cost of your services?The cost of our services varies depending on the treatment needed. We recommend scheduling a consultation so that we can provide you with a personalized treatment plan and an estimate of costs.
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How do I schedule an appointment?You can schedule an appointment by calling us, sending us an email or filling out the Contact form on our website. We also have an online appointment scheduling system available.
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What type of payment do you accept?We accept cash, check, credit card, bank transfer and any cryptocurrency.
Sinus Lift before coming to Cancun Pre Ops
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What types of dental services do you offer?At International Dental Center PV, we offer a wide range of services including All on 4, All on 6, 3 on 6, Dental Implants, Cosmetic Dentistry, Crowns, Bridges, Veneers, Root canal and more
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Do you accept insurance?Yes, we DONT accept insurance plans from the USA and Canadaand However will work with you to maximize your benefits. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to understand your coverage. ASk for documatation we can fill up to summit with them
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What is the cost of your services?The cost of our services varies depending on the treatment needed. We recommend scheduling a consultation so that we can provide you with a personalized treatment plan and an estimate of costs.
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How do I schedule an appointment?You can schedule an appointment by calling us, sending us an email or filling out the Contact form on our website. We also have an online appointment scheduling system available.
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What type of payment do you accept?We accept cash, check, credit card, bank transfer and any cryptocurrency.
Sinus Lift Mexico Post Operative Instructions
Sinus Lift Complications
Surgical Complications – Interim Prosthesis – Final Restoration
This treatment option basically has the same complications as any immediately loaded fixed implant prosthesis. Some aspects, mainly related to Sky Fast & Fixed particularities will be highlighted.
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The acrylic interim prosthesis can fracture, this occurring mainly after the ten-week period of recommendation of eating a soft diet when patients feel confident to chew harder food. If unmanaged, it can lead to implant failure, due to the alteration of the splinting process. Therefore, the interim prosthesis should not be reinforced, because it may mask the fracture and delay the patient’s addressing to the dental office.
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If chipping of the ceramic of the definitive prosthesis occurs, this being a relatively frequent complication, the interim prosthesis can be used for the time needed for laboratory repairing.
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One important risk factor for all implant prostheses, including this treatment option, that is linked to sometimes severe complications, is the correctness of the registration of maxillomandibular relations (respecting the coincidence of maximal intercuspal position and centric relation, and the functional vertical dimension of occlusion). Acknowledging that, in a dentate patient with posterior occluding teeth it is recommended their preservation until after the interim prosthesis is manufactured, in order to ensure correct registration.