Endoscopic Assessment of Schneiderian Membrane Perforation During Osseodensification-Mediated Transcrestal Sinus Floor Elevation
Summary
The National Institutes of Health registered a pilot clinical trial (NCT07542275) on ClinicalTrials.gov evaluating Schneiderian membrane perforation rates during osseodensification-mediated transcrestal sinus floor elevation with simultaneous graftless implant placement. The study will monitor membrane response and assess effects of Densah burs on membrane distention under sinuscopic control.
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A new clinical trial registration was added to ClinicalTrials.gov for a pilot study evaluating endoscopic assessment of Schneiderian membrane perforation during osseodensification-mediated transcrestal sinus floor elevation. The study will use Densah burs without bone graft material and perform simultaneous implant placement under sinuscopic control monitored by an ENT specialist.
Affected parties include dental implant researchers, oral surgeons, and ENT specialists involved in sinus floor elevation procedures. This registration does not create compliance obligations but provides notice of an upcoming research activity in the field of dental implantology.
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Endoscopic Assessment of Schneiderian Membrane Perforation During Osseodensification-mediated Transcrestal Sinus Floor Elevation With Graftless Immediate Implant Placement in Subsinus Bone Height of 4-6 mm: A Pilot Study, Performed by an Inexperienced OD-surgeon
N/A NCT07542275 Kind: NA Apr 21, 2026
Abstract
This present study will evaluate Schneiderian membrane perforation rates using osseodensification in TSFE with simultaneous graftless implant placement, under sinuscopic control monitored by an ENT specialist.
An endoscopic evaluation will be continuously conducted throughout the surgical procedure. TSFE will be performed using Densah burs without the addition of bone graft material, followed by implant placement. The rationale behind this approach is to monitor the response of the Schneiderian membrane and assess the effects of Densah burs on membrane distention and the occurrence of SMP.
Conditions: Sinusitis, Periodontal Disease
Interventions: Scheiderian Membrane Perforation
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