How much is a sinus lift in London?

A sinus lift at Sure Smile Clinic London starts from £900. Small internal lifts done at the same time as implant placement usually cost less than a lateral window procedure.

Is a sinus lift painful?

No — it is carried out under local anaesthetic, with sedation available. Afterwards you may feel pressure and mild swelling for a few days.

How long does healing take?

Graft material typically matures over six to nine months before implants are loaded, although implants are often placed at the same appointment.

The main one is a tear in the sinus membrane, repaired at the time. Sinus infection is uncommon and treated with antibiotics.

Can I fly after a sinus lift?

We ask you to avoid flying for around two weeks, as pressure changes can disturb the healing graft.

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Sinus Lift

Sinus Lift Surgery in London

Creating enough bone height in the upper back jaw for implants.

Upper back molars missing for years? A sinus lift adds the bone height an implant needs. Book a CBCT-based assessment below.

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Why patients choose us for their sinus lift

Makes upper back implants possible
Restores proper chewing on both sides
Internal or lateral approach to suit the case
3D CBCT planning as standard
Often combined with implant placement
Long track record of predictable results

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Internal versus lateral approach

Internal (crestal) lift — for a small gain of 2–4 mm, done through the implant site itself with little extra recovery
Lateral window lift — for larger gains, through a small window in the side of the jaw
Which one you need is decided by CBCT measurements, not guesswork

Is it safe?

Sinus lifting is a very well established procedure. The most common event is a small tear in the sinus membrane, which is repaired at the time and rarely changes the outcome. We screen for sinus disease beforehand and refer to ENT if anything needs treating first.

Aftercare

Avoid blowing your nose, flying and heavy lifting for two weeks; sneeze with your mouth open. Antibiotics and a decongestant are often prescribed. Most patients find the recovery easier than they expected.

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