Description

The W&H Piezomed Handpiece is a specialized instrument designed for use with piezoelectric ultrasonic systems in dental and oral surgery procedures. It’s particularly valued for its precision in cutting hard and soft tissues, with minimal heat generation, which helps preserve surrounding structures and ensures patient comfort during treatment. This handpiece is commonly used for procedures such as bone surgeries, implantology, periodontal surgeries, and other delicate oral interventions.

Key features of the W&H Piezomed Handpiece typically include:

1. Piezoelectric Technology: The handpiece operates using piezoelectric ultrasonic waves, which provide very fine and precise cutting abilities for bone and soft tissue with minimal vibration, resulting in less trauma to the surrounding areas.
2. Ergonomic Design: The handpiece is designed to be lightweight and comfortable to hold, reducing hand fatigue during long surgeries. Its compact size also allows for better control and precision.
3. Minimal Heat Generation: The ultrasonic technology used in the Piezomed handpiece produces very little heat, which helps to minimize damage to surrounding tissues and reduces the risk of thermal injury.
4. Autoclavable: The handpiece is autoclavable, meaning it can be sterilized easily between uses, ensuring high hygiene standards and safety for both patients and clinicians.
5. Compatibility with Various Tips: The Piezomed system is compatible with a wide range of tips, allowing for versatility depending on the procedure. These tips can be used for cutting bone, removing tissue, or performing delicate surgeries.
6. Quiet Operation: The handpiece operates quietly, contributing to a more comfortable environment for both the clinician and patient.
7. Effective Bone Removal: It’s particularly effective in bone removal or cutting procedures, such as in implant placements or bone grafting, where precision is crucial.
8. Powerful Yet Gentle: Despite its power, the handpiece is gentle on tissues, offering a controlled, smooth experience with minimal discomfort or risk to patients.