When is Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery performed?
Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery is usually recommended in cases of periodontal disease, abnormal tooth position, and extraction of impacted teeth.

The actual contact area between the tip and the bone tissue can be made more uniform, precise and stable with the Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery device. At the same time, the special cooling system in the form of a spray can remove all the ground bone tissue debris from the area undergoing surgical treatment, making the surgical field view clearer and less traumatic during tooth extraction, thereby reducing the chance of secondary infection and postoperative reactions.

Seven applications of Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery

Alveolar Surgery
Minimally invasive tooth extraction, alveolar bone trimming, extraction of impacted teeth, extraction of ambushed supernumerary teeth.

Implant Surgery
Internal maxillary sinus lift, external maxillary sinus lift, bone splitting, implant preparation, autologous bone preparation, bone mass osteotomy, bone debris harvesting, site preservation techniques.

Periodontal Surgery
Crown lengthening, root planing

Root Canal Surgery
Apicoectomy, apical inflammation curettage, fractured apicoectomy, apical inverse fillings

Orthodontic Surgery
Minimally invasive tooth extraction, alveolar bone trimming extraction of impacted teeth, extraction of ambushed supernumerary teeth.

Maxillofacial Surgery
Orthognathic surgery, plastic surgery, fenestration osteotomy, extraction of maxillary cyst, extraction of odontogenic tumor.

Others
Fractured apicoectomy, implant removal, bone adhesion treatment.

Updated on March 18, 2024