Efficacy of Adjunctive Theravex Tissue Care® With Xenograft in Internal Sinus Lifting

The posterior maxilla presents a significant clinical challenge for implant placement due to progressive alveolar resorption, sinus pneumatization, and suboptimal bone density. Addressing these deficiencies typically necessitates sinus floor augmentation to restore the vertical bone height required for achieving adequate primary stability.

Crestal sinus floor elevation via osseodensification addresses these deficiencies by preserving and compacting alveolar bone, which increases primary stability and facilitates hydrodynamic membrane elevation. To maintain the newly created vertical space, this technique is frequently combined with bone substitutes like demineralized bone matrix (DBM) xenografts. However, optimizing the biological graft-tissue interface to accelerate healing remains a critical goal.

Bone Bioactive Liquid (BBL, Theravex Tissue Care Plus) is a novel, negatively charged phosphate saline solution containing calcium and magnesium chlorides that fundamentally alters the implant-tissue interface. While Theravex is proven to enhance implant wettability, modulate inflammatory responses, and accelerate osseointegration, its potential as a biologic adjunct to hydrate the graft matrix during osseodensification-mediated sinus augmentation currently remains unexplored.

This randomized, controlled, parallel design, two-arm clinical trial (RCT) will enroll 16 partially edentulous patients. Eligible patients will have an initial residual alveolar ridge height ranging between 4 to 6 mm according to preoperative CBCT. The study will be a double-blinded clinical study, meaning blinding includes the patient and the assessor. After confirmation of eligibility and completion of baseline records, patients will be randomized 1:1 using computer-generated blocks

Participants will be allocated into the following two treatment arms:

Group I (Test Group): Patients in this group will undergo internal maxillary sinus lift via the osseodensification technique with simultaneous dental implant placement, utilizing a mixture of Theravex (Bone Bioactive Liquid) and xenograft and as the grafting material.

Group II (Control Group): Patients in this group will undergo internal maxillary sinus lift via the osseodensification technique with simultaneous dental implant placement, utilizing xenograft alone as the grafting material.

Aim of the Study:

This study will be performed to evaluate the clinical and radiographic efficacy of Theravex Tissue Care Plus (Bone Bioactive Liquid) as an adjunct to xenograft grafting in crestal maxillary sinus elevation with simultaneously implant placement using osseodensification technique.

Research Question:

In patients undergoing crestal maxillary sinus elevation via osseodensification, does adjunctive use of Theravex (bone bioactive liquid) with a xenograft enhance vertical bone gain, bone density, and implant stability compared to xenograft alone?