The Galileus Cerclage Sinus® Technique: A Revolutionary Approach to Addressing Posterior Atrophies of the Upper Jaw
The Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique is a groundbreaking surgical procedure that provides a non-invasive solution for patients with severe posterior atrophies of the upper jaw. This innovative technique eliminates the need for invasive bone grafts, offering a more efficient and effective solution.
Implant Placement: Basal Bones
The Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique involves the placement of implants in the posterior cortical basal bones of the upper jaw. Specifically, the implants are positioned in the palatine and pterygoid bones. These bones are known for their exceptional hardness and resistance, providing a secure anchor for the implants.
Type of Pterygoid Implants: Long 19/21 Millimeter Pterygoid Implants
To reach the cortical pterygoid laminae, long 19/21 millimeter pterygoid implants are utilized in this technique. This ensures optimal stability and support for the implants, allowing for long-term success.
Newton 100 Insertion (Section 18/28)
The Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique employs a Newton force of 100 during the insertion of the implants in the 18/28 section of the upper jaw. This level of force guarantees both stability and safety, ensuring the implants integrate seamlessly with the surrounding bone.
Transverse Nasal Dental Implants
In the 15/25 sections of the jaw, transverse nasal dental implants with a length of 18/19 millimeters are carefully inserted. These implants play a crucial role in the overall success of the technique.
Positioning Strategy: V-shaped Encircling Positioning
To protect the maxillary sinus and provide optimal support, the Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique employs a V-shaped encircling positioning strategy. Two transverse nasal dental implants are positioned opposite each other, forming a V shape that encircles the maxillary sinus. This strategy creates two pillars of resistance, supporting fixed prosthetics in the posterior areas of the jaw and ensuring effective chewing.
Conclusion of the Technique: Frontal Inserts
The Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique concludes with the frontal insertion of 2-4 transverse nasal implants in the residual bone zones of the frontal premaxilla. This final step ensures comprehensive support and stability for the entire upper jaw.
Prosthetics Specifically for the Technique: Prototype with 14 Teeth
The fixed prosthesis designed specifically for the Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique stands out for its unique features. Offering 14 teeth, this prototype provides complete masticatory support across the entire perimeter of the upper jaw. The distribution of masticatory forces is even, ensuring optimal functionality.
Impeccable Aesthetics without False Gums
In addition to its functional benefits, the prosthesis created for the Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique also offers impeccable aesthetics. Patients can enjoy the comfort and confidence of a prosthesis that does not require the use of false gums. This aesthetic improvement brings joy to patients, enhancing their overall experience.
In conclusion, the Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique is a revolutionary approach to addressing posterior atrophies of the upper jaw. By combining implant stability, complete masticatory functionality, and exceptional aesthetics, this technique offers an advanced solution for patients seeking a non-invasive alternative to invasive bone grafts. With its innovative features and proven success, the Galileus Cerclage Sinus® technique is transforming the field of dental implantology.
