Thanks for the animation; nice to know of existing treatment for this condition. Within past three weeks, my customary dentist, an Endodontics group, and a periodontal office have to a person raised possible issues involving my upper #4 tooth. One of the group referred to another, a root canal office that inspected their previous work on the tooth. That office sent me to an extraction specialist. Then I got to pay another for consult and quote for grafting and implant with no crown. Back to my dentist for a crown quote, who now says their office can do all the work. I’m thinking Mexico may have sanity.....and the best Piña Coladas!
That’s the hammer method. There’s a new tool & technique that’s minimally invasive, no hammer, tool gently pushes up using bone graft material mm by mm; of course surgeon’s skill is mandatory too. Piercing the sinus cavity can cause lots of problems.
