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This study explores using an intraoral endoscope during sinus augmentation to check the sinus membrane. This method helps ensure the membrane

Keywords:

Dental implants Endoscopy Osseodensification Sinus augmentation

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Area of Science:

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Dental Implantology
Surgical Innovation

Background:

Sinus augmentation procedures are common in dental implantology.
Outcomes can be compromised by undetected sinus membrane perforations during surgery.
Current methods for assessing membrane integrity intraoperatively are limited.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the utility and feasibility of an intraoral endoscope for sinus membrane assessment.
To confirm sinus health and membrane integrity during and after sinus augmentation.

Main Methods:

An intraoral endoscopic approach was employed during sinus augmentation procedures.
The endoscope was used to visualize the schneiderian membrane.
Assessment of membrane integrity was performed during and post-manipulation.

Main Results:

The intraoral endoscope provided clear visualization of the schneiderian membrane.
Feasibility of using the endoscope for intraoperative assessment was demonstrated.
The technique allowed for real-time confirmation of membrane status.

Conclusions:

Intraoral endoscopy is a useful and feasible tool for evaluating sinus membrane integrity during augmentation.
This approach can help prevent compromised outcomes due to undetected perforations.
Endoscopic visualization enhances surgical confidence and patient outcomes in sinus lift procedures.