Study of Elevation Forces and Resilience of the Schneiderian Membrane Using a New Balloon Device in Maxillary Sinus Elevations on Pig Head Cadavers

Background: Although elevation of the sinus can be considered a predictable procedure, it is nonetheless not free complications, for which reason there constant search new tools and techniques that may reduce these complications. The present study focused on maxillary lifts performed pig heads cadavers, using device with balloon technique. Materials Methods: Fifteen ex vivo adult were used in this experimental study. Sinus floor was control system, consists syringe containing latex serum as well system burs membrane access control. Each lift within 3 min time frame while pressure applied to allow tissue adapt tension. Results: In 100% cases, perforations do occur during aperture or wall. global sample, histological 73.33% compared 26.66% non-elevation (p = 0.0268). Conclusions: Within limits study, employing technique minimally invasive procedures. elevations achieved proved sufficient future placement implants varying lengths diameters without risk perforating membranes, even presence crests less than 1 mm.