Clinical comparison of sinus lift via piezosurgery and usual rotary techniques especially in terms of the pain after surgery in two sides of a single patient, in people who need bilateral sinus lift and implant in posterior sides of maxilla

Clinical comparison of sinus lift surgery via piezosurgery and usual rotary techniques

In order to make a better clinical comparison and eliminate intervening variables such as age and gender, both sinus lift surgery methods are performed for a specific patient with bilateral posterior areas who have no teeth; Therefore, each patient is considered his own control. Randomization was done with Excel software and the sample size is 22 people, also the trial is one_side blinded

Patients get the same and standard antibioftic therapies and analgesics and also the same implant system is used on both sides. The corresponding maxillofacial surgeon is a single person and the examinations of the second stage of the surgery are performed by another person, blindly. The surgical method is performed as a lateral_wall approach sinus lift and the minimum vertical height of the bone should be 5mm so that it is possible to place the implant simultaneously with the sinus lift. In the next steps, post-surgery evaluations are done. The place where interventions are done, is also a private office.

Over 18 years old, systematically healthy, Needing bilateral sinus lift and implant for the posterior areas of maxilla; immune system defect, infection in poterior areas of maxilla, sinusitis, needing advanced bone surgery or transverse ridge augmentation, destructive parafunctional habit, pregnant or lactating women.

Sinus lift surgery, which is examined in this study, is performed by two interventional methods, including piezosurgery and surgery with conventional rotary devices. In this study, both surgical methods are performed on the same person. In fact, each person is considered a control sample for himself and comparison is made.

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Block randomization method; It is with quadruple blocks with individual randomization unit. Excel software has also been used for randomization. Concealment has been done in such a way that two independent envelopes are available, one is available to the secretary and the other is available to the surgeon. With each patient's visit, the secretary assigns a row number to the patient based on the order of the visit (after meeting the entry and exit criteria). The surgeon has her own sealed envelope and acts based on it.

Before participating in the trial, patients have a complete awareness of reciveing two therapeutic intervention through two surgical methodes; but they do not know that which surgery will be done first and which side (right or left) will get the surgery first.

information gathered from the patients, is collected in the form of a file called sinus lift study data. All patient information can be provided after de-identification.

Access will start from the year 1402.

All people who want to access the data are allowed to do so.

In order to know the information obtained from the patients, they can use the data. The condition of accessing the data requires providing the person's purpose of access and research resume.

Applicants can request access to the data from Fateme Pooladvand. Email address: fatemepooladvand76@gmail.com They can also contact Dr. Ideh Talim Khani. Email address: ideatalimkhani@yahoo.com

First, send their desired request. They must comply with the requested conditions and after conducting the necessary checks, this information will be provided to them. Consider the approximate and maximum time of 2 months.