Augma Biomaterials

Augma Lift™ – What to Expect – Radiographic Appearance and Soft Tissue Healing – Scenarios A & B

Augma Lift™ What-to-Expect

Augma Lift™ is a minimally-invasive technique for performing intra crestal sinus lifts from 1mm height.

  • Working with Bond Apatite® results in a complete bone regeneration.
  • The healing process differs from many other bone substitutes, and there might be major differences in the radiographic appearance between traditional grafting and Augma bone cement grafting.
  • Immediately after graft placement, the radiographic appearance is radiopaque.
  • Two weeks after placement the radiographic appearance is radiolucent. 
  • Five months post-op it will appear radiopaque again. 
  • It is important to note that the radiopacity reflects the appearance of young, vital bone.
  • Take into consideration that there will be some resorption and height reduction as part of the healing process.
  • Please view the following phases emphasizing the healing process, including soft and hard tissue healing and radiographic appearance.

Augma Lift™ | Radiographic Appearance

Pre-Op

Case 1 - Radiography

Immediate Post-Op

Case 1 - Radiography

4 Months Post-Op
(Prior to Implant Placement)

Case 1 - CBCT

4 Months Post-Op
(Implant in Place)

Case 1 - Radiography

Augma Lift™ | Soft Tissue Healing

Initial Aspect

Case 2 - Soft Tissue Healing

Sutures

Case 2 - Soft Tissue Healing
(Augma Shield was used on top of sutures as an additional layer of protection)

4 Months Post-Op
Reentry

Case 2 - Soft Tissue Healing

4 Months Post-Op
Implants & Sutures

Case 2 - Soft Tissue Healing

4 Months Post
Implant Placement

Case 2 - Soft Tissue Healing

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