Sinus Lift

Sinus Lift

A sinus lift restores bone height in the upper back jaw, where the sinus often limits implant placement, creating the solid foundation needed for stable, long-lasting implants.

When you lose upper back teeth, the floor of the maxillary sinus tends to drop and the surrounding bone gradually thins, leaving too little height to anchor an implant safely. A sinus lift gently raises the sinus membrane and adds grafting material in the space beneath it, rebuilding the vertical bone you need. At Dental Med Austria we use a well-established lateral-window technique, accessing the area through a small opening so the membrane is lifted carefully and predictably. This is one of the most documented procedures in implant dentistry, and in the right hands it is routine and reliable.

The quality of a sinus lift depends heavily on the graft material, and we use premium Botiss Cerabone, a high-purity bovine-derived bone substitute trusted across European clinics for its stability and natural integration. Over the following months your own bone grows into and around the graft, transforming it into a strong, living foundation for your implant. Every case is mapped in advance with a 3D CBCT scan, which lets our surgeons see the exact sinus anatomy, plan the safest access, and decide whether the implant can be placed at the same time or as a staged step. All surgery is carried out under sterile, ISO-standard conditions for your safety and peace of mind.

What makes our version premium is the combination of premium-quality standards, careful 3D planning, and genuine continuity of care for international patients. Before you ever travel, we prepare a free remote treatment plan within 24-48 hours, so you understand exactly what your case involves, how many visits to expect, and how the sinus lift fits into your wider implant journey. Whether your graft is done simultaneously with your implants or beforehand, our team coordinates each stage around your schedule, making complex upper-jaw rehabilitation feel straightforward and reassuring.

Mild swelling or pressure around the cheek for a few days is normal, and most patients manage easily with simple aftercare advice; we ask you to avoid forceful nose-blowing while the graft settles, and we stay in touch remotely to guide your healing.

Ideale per: Patients needing upper back-tooth implants who have lost bone height beneath the sinus and want a secure, lasting foundation.