Ultrasound surgery

Ultrasound surgery represents a new approach to dentistry

Every person visits a dentist at least once in his life, and it is very important what equipment the dentist uses, and what technology is employed. This determines directly whether or not the patient will return to the dentist. If surgery is accompanied by many complications, such as vein or nerve injury, puffiness, bleeding or prolonged pain, a patient will have reservations about seeking further treatment from that same dentist.

Ultrasound surgery represents one of the latest patterns in dentistry, making it possible to conduct complex operations. This technology helps to expand the possibilities for using implants, in that it makes it possible to assess the potential for the utilization of implants in places where their use was previously impossible.

Our goal is to reduce discomfort to the patient, and use an innovative ultrasonic equipment in the process of anaesthesiology ― the Piezоtоme tool, which makes it possible:

● to carry out procedures with less trauma and without any blood loss.

● to avoid damaging the soft tissue located around the tooth.

● to perform the intentional splitting of bones and sinus lifting.

● to avoid damaging nerve endings or blood vessels.

● to minimize swelling and pain which may arise after operations.

● to reduce the duration of the operation by at least 20 %.

The ultrasound method has a significant antibacterial action which provides dentists with the ability to perform surgical interventions involving antiseptic treatment, without using antibiotics or various chemical compounds.