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Sinus Maksillariste Foreign BodyCandan Efeoğlu, Turgay Excellent Ege University Faculty of Dental Medicine, Oral Dental Crane Surgery Ad, Izmir Posterior Maksilar teeth are usually in contact with the sinus maksillaris base. Some individuals may find a thin cortical bone layer between the apexes of the teeth and the sinus gap or the sinus mucus alone. As this close relationship may result in an oro-antral discovery after a tooth drawing, in untreated cases, chronic oro-antral fistule, maxillary sinusitis, and even measurement substances may even be missed into the sinus. Foreign bodies within the sinus, the muscles can lead to sinusitis and a foreign body reaction. It is well known that a foreign body in the sinus maxilarist can show migration to the nose empty and the sinus ethmoidalise. In the presentation of this phenomenon, a 45-year-old male patient's sinus maxillary is a large-scale strange body that was detected during a routine radiological examination and apparently a measurement substance. The modified Caldwell-luc method we used to remove foreign bodies has been discussed by emphasizing the indications and advantages. The technique used in this article, by preserving the bleeding of the bone flebin, reduces the risk of infection and enables rapid healing. We believe that achieving sinus maxillarise using a peristeum-shaped bone fleb is a simple and rapidly applicable technique.

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