Piezoelectric surgery

Piezoelectric surgery

Piezoelectric surgery is an advanced surgical technique that uses high-frequency vibrations to cut and shape bone with precision.

Piezoelectric surgery isbeneficialfor several reasons

  • It cuts and shapes bone precisely using high-frequency vibrations.
  • It preserves the surrounding soft tissues, such as the gums, nerves, and blood vessels.
  • It causes less bleeding during the procedure.
  • It generally allows for faster healing after the procedure.

Piezoelectric surgery is especially well suited to sinus lifts, which increase bone height before dental implants are placed.

Here are thestepsof piezoelectric surgery

  1. Assessment

    Your dentist determines whether the technique is right for your procedure: sinus lift, removal of impacted wisdom teeth, apicoectomy, or bone preparation for an implant.

  2. Procedure

    The electronic device produces high-frequency vibrations that cut and shape bone precisely while protecting the gums, nerves, and blood vessels.

  3. Recovery

    Bleeding is reduced and recovery is often faster than with traditional methods, although it varies from person to person and procedure to procedure.

Surgerywith agentle touch

At Aura, we are equipped with the latest generation of piezoelectric surgery instruments. Their precision and gentleness on soft tissues reduce the risks associated with other methods.

Ourfees

Wisdom tooth extraction
between 150.- and 450.-
Dental implant + Crown
from 3200.-
Check-up with a dentist
between 80.- and 180.-

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What is piezoelectric surgery?

It is a surgical technique that uses an electronic device producing high-frequency vibrations to cut and shape bone precisely.

Which procedures can be performed with this technique?

It is commonly used for bone grafts, sinus lifts, removal of impacted wisdom teeth, apicoectomies, and other oral procedures.

Is it safer than traditional techniques?

The device’s precision and gentleness on soft tissues, such as the gums, nerves, and blood vessels, reduce the risks associated with other methods.

How long is the recovery after the procedure?

It varies from person to person and procedure to procedure, but recovery is often faster than with traditional methods.

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