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Connect digital planning, sinus membrane management and implant placement through a graftless lateral approach.
With Prof. Stefan Lundgren and Dr. Giampiero Ciabattoni
Course information
Study the rationale and operative sequence of graftless lateral sinus floor elevation with Stefan Lundgren and Giampiero Ciabattoni. The course connects biological principles with treatment planning, instrumentation and recorded surgery.
Three lectures establish the background, technique and complication-management considerations. Six ReLIVE surgical recordings then illustrate unilateral and bilateral procedures, followed by a dedicated instrumentation lesson.
Review the sequence as advanced continuing education alongside appropriate clinical training. Case selection, residual bone and primary implant stability remain central considerations; the approach is not suitable for every patient.
Who this course is for
Most relevant to dentists with an implant-surgery foundation who want to study graftless sinus augmentation.
Connect sinus anatomy and residual bone assessment with implant planning.
Review lateral access, membrane handling and intraoperative decision-making.
Explore graftless augmentation as part of a broader implant treatment strategy.
Biology and planning
The course connects the biological concept with the anatomy and stability required for treatment.
Begin with the rationale and long-term follow-up, then explore the lateral surgical approach. The recorded cases put planning and operative decisions into context rather than presenting one procedure as a universal solution.
Plan the access. Respect the membrane. Evaluate implant stability.
What you’ll learn
Examine the rationale for bone formation beneath an elevated sinus membrane.
Follow digitally planned cases and the use of surgical guidance.
Study the steps involved in creating access and managing the sinus membrane.
Observe unilateral and bilateral procedures in premolar and molar regions.
Review what can go wrong and the decisions discussed by the instructors.
Revisit the instruments and settings demonstrated for surgical use.
Six recorded surgeries
The surgical library includes unilateral and bilateral sinus elevation, premolar and molar treatment sites, and cases with two or three implants per side. Pause and revisit the operative sequence alongside the theoretical lectures.
Course curriculum
Three theoretical lectures, six recorded surgeries and one instrumentation video, following your DentalEDX course sequence.
Your faculty
Two complementary perspectives on graftless sinus elevation: biological research and digitally planned implant surgery.

Oral and maxillofacial surgery · Sweden
Stefan Lundgren is a senior professor in oral and maxillofacial surgery at Umeå University. His research focuses on bone regeneration, sinus membrane elevation and implant rehabilitation. In this course, he connects the biological basis of graftless augmentation with the surgical approach and long-term follow-up.

Digital implantology and prosthodontics · Italy
Giampiero Ciabattoni practices oral surgery, implantology and prosthodontics in Faenza, Italy. An educator in computer-assisted implant treatment and author of Digital Implantology, he brings a digital-planning perspective to implant positioning, surgical guidance and the recorded clinical cases.
Your learning experience
Keep the lectures and operative demonstrations available for focused review.
Begin with the rationale, surgical technique and complications.
Review different treatment sites and unilateral or bilateral procedures.
Study the dedicated video on instrument selection and settings.
Return to individual lessons on desktop, tablet or mobile.
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