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<strong>Surgery</strong> Manual SCREW-CYLINDER-LINE Insertion SCREW-CYLINDER-LINE Implant with Promote ® Surface Overview of implant lengths and diameters. 92 The machined segment on the implant neck measures 1.6 mm.
Incision Line and Sinus Floor Elevation/ Augmentation The example indication shows the insertion of a 4.3 / 13 mm SCREW-CYLIN- DER-LINE Implant in the posterior maxilla with simultaneous sinus floor elevation and augmentation. The implantation technique is two-stage. A full flap preparation is selected for the incision line. A residual crestal bone height of at least 5 mm is required for use of a SCREW- CYLINDER-LINE Implant. Following a somewhat palatal, paracrestal mucosal incision, a full flap is prepared on the vestibular aspect as far as the required height to outline the sinus window. A periosteal slit is performed at the superior margin of the flap to ensure tension-free wound closure later. The design of the window and sinus floor elevation are performed following standard surgical practice. Make sure to leave sufficient distance between the lower edge of the window and the alveolar ridge. Augmentation material is applied medially prior to preparation of the implant site, because this area is difficult to access after implantation. In addition, it helps to retain the elevated mucosa cranially. This is followed by preparing of the implant bed to match the selected implant diameter with the customized instruments for the SCREW-CYLINDER- LINE Implant. Initial situation Full flap preparation with periosteal slit <strong>Surgery</strong> Manual SCREW-CYLINDER-LINE Insertion Mucoperiosteal incision Sinus floor elevation with partial medial augmentation 93
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