Implant migration into maxillary sinus: description of two asymptomatic cases

Klüppel, Leandro Eduardo; Santos, Sandna Larissa Freitas dos; Olate, Sérgio; Filho, Francisco Wagner Vasconcelos Freire; Moreira, Roger William Fernandes; Moraes, Márcio de

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“…47,48 the incidence of this complication is currently unknown and believed to be rare. The timing of its occurrence varies from several days after implant placement, 49 at abutment connection surgery, 50 or even several years after function. 51 The exact cause is not clear; however, 3 essential conditions must be present for this unfortunate incident to occur, these are a lack of osseointegration, membrane perforation, and a pushing force on the implant toward sinus.…”

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Sinus Pathology and Anatomy in Relation to Complications in Lateral Window Sinus Augmentation

Chan¹,

Wang²

2011

Implant Dentistry

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Antral pathoses and anatomical variations increase the risk of surgical complications during a lateral window sinus augmentation procedure. Therefore, an understanding of maxillary sinus diseases and anatomies is imperative. In the first part of this article, common sinus diseases will be reviewed, which include acute/chronic rhinosinusitis, mucoceles, pseudocysts, retention cysts, and odontogenic diseases of the maxillary sinus. In addition, a treatment strategy will be proposed toward the management of these antral diseases. In the second part, anatomical variations of the maxillary sinus, for example, the septum and artery that is in approximation to the osteotomy site will be discussed. Knowledge of diagnosing and managing sinus pathoses and anatomies could assist surgeons in reducing the incidence of sinus augmentation complications.

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Section: Migration Of the Implantmentioning

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Sinus Pathology and Anatomy in Relation to Complications in Lateral Window Sinus Augmentation

Chan¹,

Wang²

2011

Implant Dentistry

104

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“…Foreign bodies into sinus cavity cause sinus inflammation due to interruption of mucous-ciliary mobility and/or tissue reaction [15] that can cause aspergillosis [16]. Scorticati MC et al, reported cases of intense headache caused by foreign bodies presented into the maxillary sinus [17].…”

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“…Several techniques have been suggested for removal of implants into the sinus, such as Caldwell-Luc intra-oral access, trans-nasal endoscopy [19] or an association of both methods [20]. The selection of each approach depends on proper indication consider- ing the possible damage and further insertion of dental implants.…”

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Surgical Alternative in Sinus Lift Reoperation

BE¹,

GB²

2017

IJDOS

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“…Les infections et les inflammations de la muqueuse du sinus apparaissent comme les complications sinusiennes les plus fréquentes à la suite de projections peropératoires ou postopératoires d'implants dans ces cavités [6,7]. Cependant, la migration d'un implant dans le sinus peut se révéler également asymptomatique dans un grand nombre de cas [7][8][9]. Pour déposer les implants projetés dans le sinus maxillaire, deux techniques opératoires ont été utilisées avec succès : l'abord du sinus par voie latérale ou son abord sous endoscopie par voie nasale [3,6,[9][10][11].…”

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Projection d’implant dans le sinus maxillaire : gestion d’un cas et revue de la littérature

Fauroux

Malthiéry

Torres

2015

Med Buccale Chir Buccale

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Résumé -Introduction :Les migrations d'implants dans le sinus maxillaire font partie des nombreuses complications implantaires rapportées dans la littérature. L'objet de cet article est de présenter un cas de projection d'un implant dans le sinus maxillaire et sa prise en charge par une réhabilitation chirurgicale, implantaire et prothétique au regard de la littérature internationale. Observation : Une patiente de 63 ans s'est présentée à la consultation d'implantologie du centre de soins et de recherche dentaire de Montpellier suite à la projection d'un implant dans le sinus maxillaire par un praticien. La prise en charge de cette patiente a consisté au retrait de cet implant par une voie d'abord latérale sinusienne puis à une réhabilitation chirurgicale, implantaire et prothétique. Discussion : Comme fréquemment rapporté dans la littérature, cette projection a fait suite à une technique opératoire mal maîtrisée ou à une analyse radiographique préopératoire insuffisante. Plusieurs attitudes thérapeutiques sont possibles face à ce genre de complication. Le choix du retrait de l'implant ou de l'abstention thérapeutique est déterminé entre autre en fonction de la symptomatologie.Abstract -Migration of a dental implant into the maxillary sinus: a case report and literature review. Introduction: Migration of implants into the maxillary sinus is an implant complication reported in reviews and case reports. The aim of this clinical report is to present a case of migration of an implant into the maxillary sinus and the following surgical and prosthetic management with regard to the international literature. Observation : A 63-year-old woman consulted at Montpellier's Oral Surgery Department with a migrated dental implant in the left maxillary sinus. Several procedures were carried out to remove the implant using a sinus lateral approach then to achieve surgical and prosthetic rehabilitation. Discussion: As often reported in the literature, this projection occurred in the case of an unsuitable surgical technique or insufficient preoperative radiographic analysis. Two surgical options are possible to manage this kind of complication. The choice of removing the implant or therapeutic abstention should be based in particular upon the clinical symptomatology.

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Implant migration into maxillary sinus: description of two asymptomatic cases

Abstract: Both treatment modalities treatments allowed installation of implant-supported prosthesis.

Cited by 44 publications

References 7 publications

Sinus Pathology and Anatomy in Relation to Complications in Lateral Window Sinus Augmentation

Sinus Pathology and Anatomy in Relation to Complications in Lateral Window Sinus Augmentation

Surgical Alternative in Sinus Lift Reoperation

Projection d’implant dans le sinus maxillaire : gestion d’un cas et revue de la littérature

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