Taking into account possible development of some pathology in maxillae alveolar processes not always the fulfilled orthopantomographic study allowed to describe in full the clinical picture of maxillary sinuses. In case of such pathology it was necessary to carry out therapeutic or surgical sanation. After operation of radical maxillary sinusotomy the question about reconstruction operation of the sinus lifting type advisability was rather problematic. We suggested the scheme of such operation including in the first place volumetric X-ray patient's examination and also original technique of such operative intervention.
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