Description
Elevate Your Practice by Mastering Indirect Sinus Lifts
Full-day Lecture & Hands-on
Course Description:
Loss of posterior teeth in the dental arch can limit the masticatory abilities of an individual. Studies have shown loss of up to 50% in bone volume of the residual alveolar ridges after dental extractions. The placement of implants in posterior edentulous maxilla is normally a challenging task due to the limited crestal height of alveolar bone. Following maxillary sinus pneumatization. The anatomical knowledge of the maxillary sinus guides us in proper preoperative treatment planning and helps us to avoid possible complications during the sinus augmentation procedure.
The type of maxillary sinus elevation and augmentation that a surgeon chooses to use on a given patient depends on the surgeon’s preference as well as patient anatomy. Patient anatomical factors include the residual bone height and the amount of lift desired. There are two main approaches for maxillary sinus floor elevation: Direct and Indirect approaches. Direct-lateral window technique and indirect-crestal sinus floor elevation.
The objective of this course is to allow clinicians to understand the fundamentals of Indirect maxillary sinus grafting, the indications, contraindications, latest techniques, complications, and management.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your practice and elevate patient outcomes.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
May 31, 2025
9 am – 5 pm | 7 CE
Price: $749 + tax
Early bird price until April 1, 2025: $649 + tax
Founded in 2000, AIC Education has been training more than 37,000 doctors, issued over 400,000 CE credits, and has become one of the world’s leading dental implant training institutes. Learn from our mentors: COURSE MENTOR: Dr. Andrej Brasko, BDS, MDS Received his Dental Medicine Doctor degree from the University of Manitoba, Faculty of Dentistry in 2009. Believes that the best dental care requires high education and training. Has a thirst for advancement of technology in dentistry. Specializes in root canal therapy, laser treatment, implants, and general dentistry. His compassionate and gentle nature defines his approach to dentistry. Works part-time as a Dental instructor at the University of Manitoba. Ensures patients understand the advantages, disadvantages, costs, and time requirements for each procedure. For Questions and Registrations: Contact aiceducation@hiossen.ca | Registration, Cancellation, and CE Credits Policies
