Introduction: Sinus lift surgery, also known as sinus augmentation, is a dental procedure that is often required when the upper jaw bone lacks sufficient height to support dental implants. An oral surgeon usually does this surgery. First, bone is added to the upper jaw to make a strong base for the implant. In this blog post, we'll talk about sinus lift surgery, including how it works, how long it takes to heal, and any risks. What is Sinus Lift Surgery? Sinus lift surgery is a procedure that is used to add bone to the upper jaw when there is not enough bone to support a dental implant. The procedure involves lifting the sinus membrane, which is located above the upper jaw, and placing bone graft material into the space between the sinus and the jawbone. The graft material will eventually join with the surrounding bone to form a solid foundation for the implant. When is Sinus Lift Surgery Necessary? Sinus lift surgery is necessary when the upper jaw lacks sufficient bone