Maxillary sinus floor elevation is a bone augmentation technique that is used to increase the vertical dimension of a posterior atrophic maxilla to allow the placement of dental implants. Using CT imaging to study the sinus anatomy before surgery helps surgeons to choose an appropriate surgical method. This article reports the sinus floor elevation techniques used in three cases that showed anatomical variations and explains how different surgical methods are chosen when elevating the sinus membrane and increasing the vertical bone height, which is followed by implant placement.