Sinus Lift in Hillsborough, NJ
Prepare for Implants with Sinus Grafts
Bone loss in the upper jaw can make dental implant placement more complex. When the sinus sits too close to the jawbone or the bone height is insufficient, a sinus graft may be necessary to create a stable foundation for implants. Sinus grafting:
- Restores bone loss
- Prepares you for implant placement
- Is performed safely with advanced precision technology
If you have been recommended a sinus graft or are considering dental implants in Hillsborough, NJ, please call our office for a consultation.


What Is a Sinus Graft?
A sinus graft, also called a sinus lift, is a surgical procedure used to add bone to the upper jaw in the area of the molars and premolars. When teeth have been missing for an extended period or bone loss has occurred due to infection or periodontal disease, there may not be enough bone to securely support a dental implant.
During a sinus graft:
Sinus grafts are performed to create a stable foundation for dental implants. By rebuilding bone in the upper jaw, this procedure supports long-term implant success and restores function and confidence to your smile.
A sinus graft may benefit your oral health if you have:
- Insufficient upper jawbone for implants
- Bone loss after tooth extraction
- Long-term missing upper back teeth
- Periodontal disease affecting your bones
- Sinus expansion into the jaw area
Experience the Difference a Sinus Graft Can Make
A sinus graft can make dental implants possible for patients who don’t have enough bone in the upper jaw. By rebuilding lost bone beneath the sinus cavity, we create a secure foundation for long-lasting implants — while also preventing further bone loss that could affect your neighboring teeth and overall smile.
Some of the benefits of a sinus graft include:
Our goal is to help you restore your smile with solutions designed for comfort, function, and lasting confidence.
Sinus Lift Case Study

Bone loss in upper jaw

Sinus Lift and Dental Implant Placement

Fully healed sinus lift with dental implant and crown
While each sinus graft plan is personalized, the process typically includes:
The Process for a Sinus Graft
Starts with a comprehensive 3D scan to assess bone levels and sinus positioning before any treatment begins
Local numbing of the treatment area to ensure comfort throughout the procedure
Gentle elevation of the sinus membrane
Placement of bone grafting material in the upper jaw
Careful stabilization of the graft to support proper healing
This precise approach allows the graft to integrate naturally with your existing bone, creating the height and density needed to support successful dental implants.
Who will perform your sinus graft?
Your sinus lift will be performed by Dr. Christine Wong, DDS, a Board-Certified Periodontist and Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology – one of the highest credentials a periodontist can achieve. With over 14 years of experience, Dr. Wong has helped countless patients restore their smiles with precision and care. She takes the time to thoroughly evaluate each patient’s unique bone structure and sinus anatomy, using advanced 3D imaging to ensure every sinus lift is planned and performed with the highest level of accuracy. When you choose Precision Dental Group, you are choosing a specialist who is deeply committed to your comfort, your results, and your long-term oral health.

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Healing and Recovery from a Sinus Graft
Recovery from a sinus graft is typically manageable with proper care.
Precision Dental Group will provide personalized post-operative instructions and closely monitor your healing. You are always welcome to call our office if you have questions during recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sinus Lifts
Restore Your Smile Today
A sinus graft prepares your upper jaw for successful dental implant placement and long-term stability. If you have been told you lack sufficient bone for implants, call Precision Dental Group to learn how we can help restore your smile with advanced surgical care. We proudly serve patients in Hillsborough, NJ and throughout Somerset County.
