Assessment and planning
Review three-dimensional anatomy and relevant sinus or medical history.

Dental Surgery in Vancouver
Augmentation of the upper back jaw beneath the sinus to create support for selected implants.
Overview
When bone height is limited below the maxillary sinus, a lateral or crestal sinus-lift approach may be considered. CBCT imaging, sinus health, residual bone, implant timing, and alternatives guide planning.
The care pathway
The exact sequence can change with your diagnosis, health, anatomy, and treatment plan.
Review three-dimensional anatomy and relevant sinus or medical history.
Choose a staged or simultaneous graft-and-implant approach when appropriate.
Provide postoperative instructions and confirm healing before restoration.
Personalized care
A clinician may consider these factors alongside your symptoms, priorities, and reasonable alternatives.
Treatment goals
Benefits vary by diagnosis and individual response; no outcome can be guaranteed.
Your dental team can explain how this goal applies to your case and what limitations or tradeoffs to consider.
Your dental team can explain how this goal applies to your case and what limitations or tradeoffs to consider.
Your dental team can explain how this goal applies to your case and what limitations or tradeoffs to consider.
Start with a diagnosis and a conversation. We will review appropriate options and explain why a particular approach is or is not recommended.
Patient guides
Original educational articles with visible sources, safety guidance, and publication dates.
Dental Surgery
Bone augmentation used to support ridge form or future implant treatment in selected sites.
Learn more →ServiceAssessment and extraction of selected impacted, infected, decayed, or otherwise problematic third molars.
Learn more →ServiceRemoval of a tooth that cannot be predictably retained or that must be removed for a broader care plan.
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