Refine MaxSurgery Dental Piezosurgery Unit Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery System Piezo Surgery Machine

Refine MaxSurgery Dental Piezosurgery Unit Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery System Piezo Surgery Machine

Piezo surgery is a new system required for modern surgery and implant surgery, which can set up various operation modes and working tips to make the operation process smoother and improve the accuracy and efficiency of treatment.

Features:
●Effective positioning to achieve minimally invasive
The vibration progress of the piezo bone surgery tips is measured in microns, the operation and grip are light, and the cutting trajectory wouldn't be limited.
The minimum surgical incision is only 3.5mmx0.5mm,which means the operation area is small, and the postoperative recovery is fast.

●Selective cutting with no damage on soft tissue
High-intensity focused ultrasonic only has a destructive effect on bone tissue with a specific hardness, with no damage on blood vessels and nerve tissue, and can also stop bleeding from the wound, further reducing the minimally invasive surgical wound, and greatly improving the accuracy, reliability and safety.

Specification:

Model: MaxSurgery Ⅲ

Mechanical Size: 290mm*270mm*125mm

Main Unit Weight: 3kg

Power Input: 100-240V A.C. 50Hz/60Hz

Main Unit Input: 120VA

Frequency: 26±3kHz

Water Flow Rate: 30~125ml/m

Operating Model: B, P,E, C

Control Model: Touch Control

When it comes to tooth extraction, many people are afraid.

However, with the advancement of technology and dental medicine, The concept of tooth extraction is also constantly updated.

The birth of minimally invasive tooth extraction, Let patients no longer fear tooth extraction.

What is minimally invasive tooth extraction?

Minimally invasive tooth extraction technology refers to the determination of the relationship between the tooth position and its surrounding anatomical structures (such as the mandibularcanal, maxillary sinus, etc.) through oral examination. Then, after local anesthesia effective, the decayed tooth is removed as little trauma as possible with minimally invasive instruments, such as ultrasonic piezo bone surgery

When is an Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery used?

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

Because the Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery device can make the actual contact area between the tip and bone tissue more uniform, precise and stable. At the same time, the special cooling system in the form of spray can take all the ground bone tissue debris away from the area undergoing surgical treatment, making the surgical operation field vision clearer, and less trauma during tooth extraction, thereby reducing the chance of secondary infection and reducing postoperative reactions.

Why is it recommended to use an ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery device

1. The surgical incision is small, and the postoperative recovery is fast. The patient can eat normally after three days.

2. Micron-level vibration, no airflow during operation, avoiding emphysema.

3. Postoperative reactions, nerve damage and other complications were significantly reduced

4. Ultrasonic Piezo Bone Surgery uses sterile saline to effectively avoid wound infection. The water of the High-speed Handpiece comes from the dental chair, and bacteria grow in the pipe of the dental chair, which can easily cause wound infection.

5. Greatly reduce the generation of aerosol, ensure the treatment environment, and reduce the risk of cross-infection.

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 collection, site preservation techniques

Periodontal Surgery

Crown lengthening surgery, root planing

Root Canal Surgery

Apicoectomy, curettage of apical inflammation Fractured apicoectomy, apical Inverted filling

Orthodontic Surgery

Minimally invasive tooth extraction, alveolar bone trimming Extraction of impacted teeth, extraction of ambushed numerary teeth

Maxillofacial Surgery

Orthognathic surgery, plastic surgery, fenestration osteotomy maxillary cyst extraction, odontogenic tumor extraction

Complications

Fractured apicoectomy, implant removal, bone adhesion treatment