Maxillary sinus surgery
Maxillary sinus surgery
The maxillary sinus is a sensitive anatomical region that requires special attention after tooth extractions in the upper jaw or in cases of chronic inflammation. We close oroantral communications, remove displaced root fragments and treat chronic sinusitis – gently and in close coordination with ENT colleagues.
We treat oroantral communications, displaced root fragments and chronic sinusitis in cooperation with ENT colleagues.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an oroantral communication?
An open connection between the oral cavity and the maxillary sinus, which can arise for example after tooth extractions in the upper jaw and which we close in a targeted manner.
Are displaced root fragments removed?
Yes, we gently remove displaced root fragments in the maxillary sinus – if necessary in close coordination with ENT colleagues.
How long does healing take?
The healing time depends on the findings; treatment is carried out gently and planned individually.
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