Access
- Direct (lateral window) sinus lift
- Through a small window in the side of the jaw
- Indirect (crestal / osteotome) sinus lift
- Through the implant site itself
Upper Jaw Implant Planning
In the upper back jaw, the maxillary sinus can sit close to where an implant needs to go. A sinus lift creates additional bone height so an implant can be supported. It is advised only where imaging shows it is needed.
Clinical assessment • Individual treatment planning • Treatment at CARE Hospital, Bhubaneswar

A sinus lift is a procedure that gently raises the membrane lining the maxillary sinus and places graft material beneath it, increasing bone height in the upper back jaw. This allows an implant to be placed with adequate support. It may be done at the same visit as the implant or several months earlier, depending on how much height is available.
Examination and CBCT imaging measure the available bone height and sinus anatomy.
The technique, graft material and implant timing are planned.
The sinus is approached either laterally or through the implant site under local anaesthesia.
The sinus lining is carefully lifted away from the bone floor.
Graft material is placed in the created space.
The implant is placed simultaneously or after the graft has consolidated.
A sinus lift adds surgical time, graft material and imaging to the plan. Cost depends on the technique used, the amount of graft required and whether implants are placed at the same visit. It is confirmed only after assessment.
Patients across India can begin with an online consultation and receive a preliminary treatment roadmap. Clinical examination, final planning and treatment take place at CARE Hospital, Bhubaneswar.
Patients commonly travel to Bhubaneswar from Cuttack, Puri, Berhampur (Brahmapur), Sambalpur, Rourkela, Balasore, Baripada, Angul and Jharsuguda. Physical examination and implant treatment take place at CARE Hospital, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.

It is a routine, well-established procedure in implant dentistry carried out under local anaesthesia. It is more involved than a simple implant placement but is not usually considered major surgery.
The procedure works below the sinus lining and is not expected to change breathing or smell. Temporary congestion during healing is common.
If enough bone remains, implants can sometimes be placed at the same visit. Otherwise several months of graft healing is usually required before placement.
Local anaesthesia is used so the procedure should not be painful. Swelling and discomfort for a few days afterwards are normal and managed with medication.
Small perforations are common and are usually repaired during the same procedure. Larger tears may require the graft to be postponed.
In some cases shorter implants, tilted implants or a different treatment plan may avoid it. Suitability depends entirely on your anatomy as seen on imaging.
Air travel and pressure changes are usually discouraged in the immediate healing period. Your surgeon will advise based on your case.
Begin with a free online consultation from anywhere in Odisha. The need is confirmed only after clinical examination and CBCT imaging at CARE Hospital, Bhubaneswar.
Share your reports online and receive a preliminary treatment roadmap before your clinical assessment.
Ask about suitability, treatment stages, alternatives and cost considerations.
Options when available bone volume is insufficient.
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Learn moreLearn about Dr. Sauvik Singha and the implant team , and review the official CARE Hospitals page for the Bhubaneswar treatment location. Additional clinical references are added after review by the dental team.
This page provides general educational information about sinus augmentation procedures used before or during upper jaw implant placement. Treatment suitability, risks, expected outcomes, treatment duration and cost vary between patients and should be assessed by a qualified dental professional.