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What is maxillary sinus?

The maxillary sinus is an air-filled anatomical cavity symmetrically located on the upper jawbone on both sides of the nasal cavity. The Maxillary sinus, also known as the Highmore Cavity, first described by Nathaniel Highmore, begins to form in the womb. It grows downward and forward into the jawbone and becomes pyramid form until it becomes adult after birth. The maxillary sinus, which is close to the oral and posterior teeth, has tasks such as contributing to the sound resonance, reducing the pressure and weight in the skull, heating and humidifying the inhaled air.

HOW DO THE MAXILLES OPEN AFTER SINUSAL TEETH EXTRACTION? / Oroantral Fistula
In the upper jaw, the roots of small and large molars are sometimes in the sinus. During shooting, the sinus floor is opened and an opening is formed between the sinus and the oral cavity. There is no improvement in the attraction cavity due to the inability to clot and there is an opening. This phenomenon is called oroantral fistula. The treatment is surgical closure.

WHAT IS OROANTRAL FISTULA, CLEARANCE, PERFORATION?
Maxillary sinus opening during extraction is one of the most common complications encountered by dentists. Because the molars in the upper jaw and the big molars are adjacent to the maxillary sinus, the barrier between the sinus and the oral cavity is lifted and pathological convergence occurs after the tooth extraction. This is called an oroantral fistula (oroantral opening, oroantral perforation). If an oranthral fistula occurs, the food consumed by the patient during eating may escape into the nasal cavity. So it must be closed without wasting time. If it is noticed during the shooting, treatment is simple and easy, but surgical treatment is required to close it in the late period.

OROANTRAL CLEARANCE, HOW TO TREAT FISTULES?
The oroantral fistula caused by traction will heal spontaneously if the patient's sinus is healthy and smaller than 1-2 mm. However, surgery should be performed if there is a larger patency. Various methods have been developed for the closure of Oroantral fistulas. These methods can be classified as distant flaps, local flaps and grafting. Local flaps are used in small openings, distant flaps and graft materials are used in large openings. The most commonly used closure methods are buccal flap and palatal flap. Palatal islet flap is used most frequently in our clinic. It is a very successful technique and there is no problem with the prosthesis to be made in the future when there is no constriction of soft tissue on the cheek side of the fistula. Other techniques for the closure of oro-central fistulas are;

Closure with Interseptal Alveolectomy (Modified DEAN Technique)
Closure Method with Monocortical Bone Graft
Autogenous Graft Method
Closure with Fibrin Adhesives
Closure with Lyophilized Dura Mater and Faysa Lata
It is the use of Intraoral Membranous Bone Grafts.

WHAT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE OPENING OF THE OROANTRAL OPENING?


- During the healing process, the hygiene of the operation area should be paid attention, the teeth should be brushed and gargled with a soft brush (except the first day).

- In order to reduce postoperative edema, ice compresses should be performed on the first day at intervals of 5-10 minutes.
The first 48 hours should not be consumed, hot food and drink should not be consumed, alcohol, spicy, acidic foods should be avoided, absolutely no smoking

- No water should be drawn into the nose, nose cleaning should not be done with pressure, sucked, mouth open sneezed, valsalva maneuver should not be done. (Valsalva maneuver, squeezing the nostrils is the process of squeezing.)

- Shower should not be taken on the first day, bathing at high temperature for 2 weeks. There should not be a bath and sauna.

- You should not travel for 2-3 weeks

- No sports, no swimming and no swimming in the first week

- No diving for 2-3 weeks

- Medications recommended by the physician should be used regularly.

OROANTRAL CLEARANCE, FISTULAR OPERATING PRICES WHAT?
For more information about orantral opening, fistula closure treatment fees, you can contact us at +90 216 363 36 36 for Bağdat Street Clinic, 0 212 280 88 00 for Levent Clinic, 0 216 485 90 30 for Acarkent Clinic. For more information, please send your e-mail address in the E-Newsletter section below.


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What is Sinusitis? How is it treated?

What is Sinusitis?

Sinusitis; It is called inflammation of the mucosa that lays the sinus cavities. Sinuses in our body; These are air-filled spaces with ducts on our forehead, face, and nose around our nose. There are four anatomically located sinuses: frontal sinuses on the forehead, ethmoid sinuses around the eye, maxillary sinuses on both cheeks, and sphenoid sinuses above the nasal base. Ethmoid and maxillary sinuses are present at birth. Frontal and sphenoid sinus development is completed in adolescence.

Sinuses are ventilated every time you breathe through the nose. The sinuses have the duties of heating and humidifying the air passing through the nose, relieving the weight of the skull due to the fact that they are filled with air, and providing the timbre and character of the sound.

Diseases that prevent air from entering the sinuses, ie, obstructing the opening of the sinus into the nose, disrupting the function of the drainage canal system (muco-ciliary activity) that drain the sinus into the nose, and diseases that alter the content and consistency of the outbreak cause sinus inflammation. Sinusitis; It is not a primary disease but always a secondary disease, which means that it is caused by another cause or consequence of another disease. Sinus infections are classified as acute and chronic infections. Acute infections are sudden onset and can be treated with treatment within four weeks. Infections extending from four weeks to twelve weeks are called subacute sinusitis and those lasting more than twelve weeks are called chronic sinusitis.

Causes of Sinusitis;

As a result of upper airway infections,
Septum deviation (cartilage bone curvature),
Nasal swelling (growth of turbinates),
Cauterization of middle nose meat (concha bullosa),
Allergic fever (with the growth of nasal flesh),
Nasal drop addiction,
Genetic diseases,
Nasal polyps and cancers,
Immune system diseases (AIDS, chemotherapy).
What are the Symptoms of Sinusitis?

Throbbing pain around the eyes and face,
Headache (headache due to sinusitis; 10% of all headaches, not every headache is sinusitis),
Yellow and green discharge from the nose and nasal passages,
Bad breath, taste disorder,
Pain in the teeth,
Anorexia, cough, nausea, vomiting, fever in children.
How to diagnose sinusitis?

Patient's history (facial pain, pressure sensation, fullness, facial swelling, nasal congestion, nasal odor, toothache, runny nose, ear pain, etc.),
Otorhinolaryngology and endoscopic examination,
Investigations and blood tests for causal diseases,
Paranasal sinus tomography.

How is sinusitis treated?

Antibiotics in acute sinusitis (treatment should be continued for at least two weeks),
Nasal sprays,
Treatment of diseases that cause sinusitis,
Allergic rhinitis treatment,
Cortisone sprays and antihistamines in chronic sinusitis with polyps,
Functional endoscopic sinus surgery is performed for sinusitis that do not respond to medical treatment for two months or more.


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How is sinusitis treated?

The air gaps in the bones surrounding our nose are called sinuses. We have a total of eight sinuses, four in the right and left sides, in the forehead, cheek bones, the ethmoid bone between the eyes and the sphenoid bone in the head. The membrane structure called the mucosa lining the sinuses produces half to one liter of slime per day, which is produced by small hairs that whip the mucous surface.
The sinuses are transported into the drainage canals and transferred from here into the nose. Sinusitis generally refers to the inflammation of the mucosa that lays the sinus cavities.

The most common causes of sinusitis are the proliferation of micro-organisms in the secretion that accumulates in the sinuses as a result of the system not carrying out the normal secretions produced in the sinuses to the discharge channel or the blockage of the discharge channel.

Less common causes of sinusitis include penetrating traumas, infections of the tooth roots adjacent to the sinuses, and microorganisms that enter the sinuses through the bloodstream. Viral upper respiratory tract infections are the most common cause of sinusitis by disrupting the system that transports secretions in the sinuses. The most common factors that cause sinusitis as a result of narrowing or obstruction of sinus emptying channels are diseases such as allergies, polyps, and anatomical disorders such as intranasal curvature and nasal flesh growth.

In upper respiratory infections usually caused by viruses, complaints last longer than 5-6 days and the secretions inside the nose turn from yellow to green should suggest sinusitis.

Treatment of sinusitis

Medical treatment and surgical treatment are used in the treatment of sinusitis. Sinusitis is a disease that usually responds well to medical treatment when diagnosed early in the so-called acute sinusitis.

The aim of the medical treatment is to provide the discharge of the secretions accumulated in the sinuses and air entry into the sinuses by opening the blocked sinus emptying channels.

Main medical treatment methods in sinusitis
- Protective measures
- Support treatments
- Drug treatments

Preventive measures are the control of factors such as lack of oxygen in the respiratory air, pollution, drying and cigarette smoke, which affect the sinus function and pave the way for the formation of sinusitis and have a negative effect on healing.

Inadequate fluid intake or excessive water loss reduces the viscosity and viscosity of slime secretion, making it difficult to clean the sinuses. Therefore, it is recommended to consume at least 2 liters of warm water per day during treatment.

Avoiding the presence of allergens causing allergies in patients with known allergies will contribute to the treatment positively.

The most important application that supports the drug treatment is the removal of crust and inflamed secretions accumulated in the nose with the help of sprays or apparatus containing the appropriate concentration of saline.

Antibiotics are the most important drugs used in the treatment of sinusitis. Antibiotic therapy should be applied for at least 10 days in patients presenting in the early stages of sinusitis.

Surgical treatment is generally preferred for sinusitis due to obstruction of sinus canals by large polyps in the nose and in the presence of complications caused by the spread of inflammation in the sinuses.

Sinusitis surgery

Today, endoscopic sinus surgery is the standard method used in sinusitis operations. Endoscopic sinus surgery is performed under the sight of fine cameras inserted through the nostrils without any incision from outside and using sensitive surgical instruments.

Basic objectives in endoscopic operations in chronic sinus diseases
- Removal of inflamed tissues and polyps in the sinus area
- Opening and expanding the obstructed discharge channels of the sinuses
- Correction of various anatomical problems that pave the way for sinusitis by narrowing the sinus canals

In the anatomically narrow and complex region, the brain, eyes, visual nerves, tear ducts, carcinomas of the endoscopic sinus surgery performed in the vicinity of important structures such as the success of the surgery in this area, the doctor's training, experience and technical skills as well as technological facilities and surgical equipment play an important role There.

In order to achieve good results in sinus surgery, surgical cameras that provide a very clear image, optical systems to see different angles and special surgical instruments that protect normal tissues while interfering with diseased tissues should be used.

Since postoperative care plays an important role on the results of endoscopic sinus operations, control and dressings should be performed at regular intervals until wound healing is completed in the sinus region.

Non-surgical face lift (ultherapy)

Nowadays, many treatment methods are applied to eliminate the negative effects of aging on face and neck skin. Most of these methods are aimed at removing superficial wrinkles or replacing volume losses in various parts of the face and have no significant effects on the relaxation and sagging associated with the reduction of collagen which provides flexibility and firmness in subcutaneous tissues over the years.

The most effective method for the treatment of loosening and sagging of the face and neck skin is surgery, but there are alternative methods for those who do not want to consider the risks and costs associated with surgery, or who do not have the problem to require surgery.

One of the most preferred methods of facial and neck skin tightening, which is an alternative to surgery, is FDA approved Ultherapy technology that provides collagen production by increasing collagen production in different carrier layers of the skin.

During the Ultherapy application carried out with the Ulthera device, microscopic heat damages caused by ultrasound waves in the carrier connective tissue layers of 3 and 4.5 mm depth of the skin surface are stimulated and new collagen production is stimulated.

This technology, which can be applied to the neck, tibia, cheeks, eye area and décolleté, is followed by the ultrasound screen to monitor the application area, and this technology is advantageous compared to other methods applied for the same purpose.

Daily activities can be returned immediately after the application, there is no special situation to be taken into consideration or no precautions to be taken.

Sleep endoscopy in the diagnosis of snoring and sleep apnea

Sleep apnea means that breathing decreases or stops completely as a result of the tissues surrounding the airway relax and collapse and block the air duct during breathing during sleep.

Sleep apnea, which is a very serious health problem, causes problems such as sleepiness, fatigue, weight gain, depression, headache during the day due to oxygen deficiency, as well as the structures called receptors in the walls of the vessels and the brain that perceive the lack of oxygen in the blood to generate signals that stimulate the heart. as high blood pressure, chronic heart disease or severe heart rhythm deterioration and cardiac arrest may have consequences.

In order to successfully treat sleep apnea, it is necessary to determine the cause of the problem, ie the region of the airway obstruction.

Although sleep tests, which are considered as the most important method in the diagnosis of apnea and show the presence and degree of apnea, do not show the cause of the problem, ie the occlusion site. For this reason, the patients who were diagnosed with apnea by sleep test were performed firstly for the palate region, interventions to the tongue root or pressure sleep masks were preferred in the patients who could not be solved in this way. With the recently applied sleep endoscopy method, it has become possible to determine the exact location and shape of the airway obstruction that causes respiratory arrest and to choose the correct treatment methods.

Ultrasonic Piezosurgery in Nose Esthetics

Piezoelectric devices, which were first used in jaw surgery in 2001, have recently been used in the aesthetic nose surgeries to cut and shape bone tissues. While ultrasonic vibrations produced by devices working with piezoelectric principles provide a cutting effect on the nasal bones, the most important feature of this technology is the absence of any damage to the soft tissues such as mucous membranes, vessels and nerves.

The active inserts that function during the operation of piezoelectric devices show microscopic vibration in the up - down and forward - backward direction and it is sufficient to apply a much less pressure on the bones than the mechanical devices used for the same purpose for the effect of the cutting.

The most important advantages obtained by using piezoelectric devices in aesthetic nose surgeries can be listed as follows:
- Precise incisions in the bones of the nose at the desired location and feature, while the damage to the neighboring mucosa and vessels does not occur and bleeding, less bruising around the eyes after surgery,
- Bone healing is 60% faster than standard mechanical techniques in incision with piezosurgery
- With this technology, cutting to the bones of the nose can be done in addition to shaping
easier to obtain soft and smooth nose lines


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Get treatment before chronic nasal discharge

Nasal discharge is a disease that reduces the quality of life that expresses a person Ear, Nose, Throat Diseases Specialist Op. Dr. Cengiz Kara warned that untreated nasal discharge may trigger middle ear and sinus infections and said, iç The inner part of the nose area is composed of mucous tissue containing sputum secreting glands. It is a nasal secretion consisting of mucus, water, antibodies and proteins. This secretion keeps the nose moist and prevents the airborne germs and dust from reaching the lungs.


Approximately 1 liter of mucus secretion is produced daily by the glands in the nose and this secretion proceeds from the nasal cavity to the sinuses and nasal cavity. The nasal cavity is swallowed by descending into the throat. In some cases there is an increase in mucus production. Colds, sinusitis, as well as smoking, hormonal causes, fungal causes may increase nasal discharge.


Especially in seasonal changes, cold, dry and dirty weather, when the immune system is weak, the nasal discharge is more felt. In the upper respiratory tract infections such as colds and flu, the most common disease states, the increase in the secretion due to the leakage of microbes in the nasal tissues is thick and sometimes fragrant. This nasal discharge, which also changes its consistency and color, makes people quite uncomfortable, especially if it continues for a long time. ”


Nasal and sinus canal flowing through the throat to the throat of the person is generally ignored by most people, said that the negative impact on daily life Ear, Nose, Throat Diseases Specialist Op. Dr. Cengiz Kara, hissi Sore throat feeling, bad breath headache, cough, inability to breathe, phlegm, sore throat, hoarseness, which manifests itself with symptoms such as hoarseness, can trigger middle ear and sinus infections unless treated with appropriate methods. Especially if the nasal discharge is caused by an allergic condition, it may cause bloating in the ears, throat, pain, ache and pain ”.


Nasal discharge is chronic, the person should consult a specialist who expressed Op. Dr. Cengiz Kara, “Before starting treatment in the nasal discharge, we determine the factors that cause excessive mucus by conducting examinations. Ear, nose, throat examination, depending on the cause of the treatment with or without medication we start treatment. After a successful treatment, nasal discharge and sore throat complaints are improved. ”


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Sinusitis on

Inflammation of the sinus cavities located around the nose is called sinusitis. Sinuses; the maxillary sinus located on the right side of the nose, the frontal sinus located on the upper side of the nose, the frontal sinus on the forehead bone, the sphenoid sinus on the midline of the posterior and upper sides of the nose, and the ethmoid sinus consisting of several small gaps on the lateral and upper sides of the nose. All these sinuses open into the nose through a hole.

The sinuses have tasks such as resonance of sound, humidification of the respiratory air, heating, retention of harmful particles, and reduction of headache. Only maxillary and ethmoid sinuses are present at birth. Other sinuses develop over time. It is also possible that some sinuses may not develop at all. Sine size varies from person to person.

Inflammatory agents such as bacteria, viruses, fungi are frequently located in one of the regions of the human body is the most in contact with the external environment of the nose and sinuses. However, although there are bacteria and viruses that often cause inflammation in these areas, there is not always an inflammation in a normal working sinus. Sinusitis develops if there is a condition that prevents normal operation of the sinus. Sinusitis most commonly develops after upper respiratory tract infections such as flu and flu. In such infections, the perforations of the sinuses are closed due to edema and sinus secretions do not empty into the nose. In addition, the aeration of the sinuses is impaired. In this case, inflammation develops easily in the sinus. If a cold or flu does not heal in 7 days, or if it starts to heal and worsens in 1-2 days, it has returned to sinusitis. Apart from this, allergy that obstructs sinus mouths, bone curvature of the nose, flesh growth, foreign body, nasal flesh also facilitate the development of sinusitis. People with low body resistance for other reasons may experience sinusitis more easily than healthy individuals.

Sinusitis is generally divided into acute and chronic (chronic). Acute sinusitis refers to newly formed sinusitis. When properly treated, it heals completely. However, chronic sinusitis means continuous inflammation in the sinuses and is difficult to treat.
The symptoms of acute and chronic sinusitis are different. Complaints are more severe in acute sinusitis. One of the most uncomfortable complaints is pain. According to which sinus is inflamed, headache, face pain, pain around the eyes. It usually increases by bending forward. Symptoms such as nasal congestion (continuous or intermittent), runny nose, decreased smell (or feeling bad smell), nasal discharge, fever, pain in the jaw and teeth, bad breath, nosebleeds, eyelids and swelling of the face. The runny nose can be of varying consistency, often yellow-green, colorless or mixed with blood. It is usually smelly and flows both from the front of the nose to the outside and from the back of the nose into the throat. Nausea-vomiting, cough and hoarseness may develop due to nasal discharge. Cough is a symptom of both acute and chronic sinusitis. In chronic sinusitis, although complaints are longer lasting, they are lighter than acute sinusitis. Pain is less frequent and sometimes even absent. The nasal discharge and the associated throat and cough are most uncomfortable. Apart from this, there is again nasal congestion, fullness of the face and bad breath. Patients with chronic sinusitis may sometimes experience acute episodes, with more severe complaints. Sinusitis is a disease that does not cause serious problems when treated with appropriate antibiotics and adjuncts or, if necessary, surgery. However, although it is not seen very often today, some additional problems related to the spread of inflammation may develop. The most important of these are the spread of inflammation to the eye area and diseases that can go as far as blindness, spread to the brain membrane or brain, abscess formation, inflammation within the sinus and bone inflammation.

Diagnosis of sinusitis patients; Complaints and examination findings are accompanied by diagnostic methods. It is often possible to diagnose sinusitis, especially acute sinusitis, with complaints and examination findings (discharge in the nose at a dark-yellow consistency). Ancillary diagnostic methods are usually used in suspected cases. The most commonly used method for this purpose is a film called Waters radiography, which examines the maxillary sinus. Other sinuses include films shot from different angles. However, although these are useful in practice, they should be known to have some margin of error, and computed tomography of the sinuses should be performed, especially in patients who do not respond to treatment or who are considered for surgery. Computed tomography gives us very useful and detailed information about the nasal and sinuses.

The aim of the treatment of sinusitis is to destroy the bacteria and to ensure that the perforations of the sinuses are patented. Destruction of bacteria occurs with antibiotics. Antibiotics are selected, taking into account the bacteria that cause the most sinusitis. Culture and antibiogram selection for antibiotic selection is a very rare method. Other than that, if there are conditions such as tablets or sprays used for decongestant purposes, pain relievers to suppress the pain and suppress inflammation, and allergies that help sinusitis, they are given anti-allergic drugs such as antihistamine. Decongestant sprays should not be used for more than 5 days. In cases where there is no response to drugs, the presence of other factors that facilitate sinusitis is investigated and treated appropriately. However, sometimes surgery may be necessary. In chronic sinusitis, maximal drug treatment is applied first. However, if maximal drug therapy does not respond or there are underlying preparatory factors, surgical treatment is applied. Surgery for sinusitis has been very advanced in recent years. The most important reason for this progress is the introduction of camera devices called endoscopes that allow detailed examination of the inside of the nose and surgery. The most important purpose of the surgery is to open the sinus mouths and clean the inside of the sinuses. The most important issue after surgery is the proper dressing. The patient may also try to prevent adherence and debris by washing the inside of the nose with saline. The rate of recurrence of sinusitis is extremely low after endoscopic surgery. However, it is not uncommon to see recurrent problems, especially in sinusitis where allergies play a role.


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How is sinusitis treated?

How is sinusitis treated?
The first way to try to open the clogged sinuses is drug therapy. Balloon sinoplasty is the most effective method in chronic sinusitis cases. Sinusitis is caused by obstruction of the sinus orifices. Sinusitis also heals when clogged sinus openings are opened. There are 3 ways to open this blockage. Drug therapy, balloon catheter assistance or functional endoscopic sinus surgery can help patients to recover from sinusitis. Drug treatment is very effective in the treatment of sinusitis if it is in the early period. Surgery may be necessary for chronic sinusitis that does not improve despite the appropriate dose and adequate treatment. The purpose of surgery is to open the blocked sinus tracts. Thus, the aeration of the sinuses is provided. Infection regresses and disappears in the vented sinus.

Balloon Synoplasty in Sinusitis Treatment
We can perform this procedure with endoscopic sinus surgery as well as with balloon synoplasty technique. So, what is balloon synoplasty? Bolon synoplasty is the procedure of opening the narrowed sinus channels with the help of a balloon catheter. Tissue damage occurs in all operations performed within the nose. The idea of ​​how to open the sinus mouth without damaging the tissues has resulted in the technique of balloon synoplasty. A balloon catheter is placed in the sinus mouth which is problematic in this technique. The balloon is then inflated to expand the obstructed sinus mouth. Thus, no tissue inside the nose is damaged.

No Tissue Damage
In the balloon synoplasty process, the cannula is first brought through the nose to the sinus mouth and the guide wire passed through it is sent into the sinus. The balloon synoplasty catheter is then passed over the guidewire and inserted into the sinus mouth, where it is inflated. Balloon sinolasti system is removed from the nose after sinus drainage channel is opened and sinus aeration is provided. This completes the process. Balloon synoplasty is not a procedure to be feared or has some benefits compared with standard endoscopic surgical techniques. First of all, balloon synoplasty is an effective and safe method. It does not cause tissue damage during the procedure and the risk of bleeding is very low. In addition, recovery time is very fast, patients can return to work the next day. Finally, this process does not prevent further treatment in the same area.


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How are the sinuses evacuated? Herbal sinusitis treatment

Sinusitis problem can be very annoying. It also causes pain around the head and eyes. But how is sinusitis prevented? How are the sinuses evacuated? Herbal sinusitis treatment ...

Sinusitis problem can be very annoying. It also causes pain around the head and eyes. But how is sinusitis prevented? How are the sinuses evacuated? Herbal sinusitis treatment ...

Clogging of the sinuses creates huge problems. It is very simple for those who suffer from this condition to avoid summer-winter runny nose or nasal discharge problems.

Taking advantage of the beauties of daisy, all kinds of microbial bacteria in the sinus will come out thanks to the oils and steam inside.

How to apply chamomile?
Boil half a liter of water and add 1 cup of dried chamomile. Thoroughly boil your face closer, a towel on your head, 5 minutes to breathe the vapor.

Then take a 10-minute break and breathe again for 5 minutes. Repeat this process 3 times. At the end of the average 4 days all your sinuses will be discharged.

In addition, plenty of herbal tea to eat and pineapple will also be effective.


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