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Sinus Lifts

Prepare For Life-Changing Implants

Achieve Successful Implants With a Sinus Lift in Oakhurst

If you're missing upper teeth and facing bone loss, a sinus lift in Oakhurst can help you become a better candidate for implants. This procedure strengthens your upper jaw by adding bone where it's needed. You'll boost your chances for successful implant placement by creating a solid foundation. We'll ensure your implants fit comfortably and function well. You'll reclaim your confident, radiant smile for years to come. Before you know it, you can enjoy teeth that feel strong. You'll eat more of the foods you love again.

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Create Space for Dental Implants in Your Upper Jaw

Bone loss in the upper jaw is common after tooth loss. Without enough volume to support an implant, placement simply isn't possible. If dental implants are your goal but your upper jaw lacks sufficient bone, we may suggest a sinus lift. This procedure gently lifts the sinus floor to make room in your upper jaw. We'll add bone to the area to increase density. This makes implant placement more successful.

We begin with a detailed exam using advanced technology like CBCT scans and digital X-rays to ensure your implants fit perfectly with your unique dental anatomy. After your sinus lift in Oakhurst, you'll have a healing period that will vary based on your needs. Once healed, you'll be ready for implant placement, moving closer to your renewed, confident smile. Feeling nervous? Ask about our sedation options.

Vertical Sinus Lift 

This less invasive approach is suitable for small sinus lifts and can often be performed during implant placement, speeding up your treatment.

Lateral Sinus Lift

In this technique, we carefully lift the sinus membrane through a small opening in the jawbone to make space for bone graft material, prepping your upper jaw for implants.

Dental Implant Placement

Once you are healed from your surgery and have enough bone density, your dentist will place dental implants in your upper jaw. 

Common Questions About Sinus Lifts