Tooth extraction by ultrasound

The device acts on tissues like a scalpel, but it does not even touch them: the doctor simply directs the tip to the right place. The operation is almost bloodless. The incisions are made carefully, precisely, and are immediately irrigated with a special cooling solution.

Indications and contraindications for tooth extraction by ultrasound

Ultrasonic tooth extraction is recommended in the following cases:

the tooth has crooked or fused roots with the jawbone
the tooth is hard to reach or has not erupted at all
crown is completely destroyed
tooth not aligned correctly
there are obstacles for the normal growth of the tooth
the patient has poor blood clotting

In addition, ultrasound tooth extraction is used when it is necessary to pull out a wisdom tooth from a pregnant woman, if an implant is planned to be implanted immediately after tooth extraction, and also if children require the most delicate non-traumatic intervention.

Ultrasonic tooth extraction is contraindicated in any diseases of the cardiovascular system. Also, such an intervention should be attributed cautiously with reduced immunity, diabetes mellitus and disorders of the central nervous system.

Pros and cons of tooth extraction with ultrasound

The method of ultrasonic tooth extraction has many advantages:

high speed operation
the ability to work in the most inaccessible places
no soft tissue overheating
antiseptic effect of ultrasound
minimal risk of complications

The disadvantage can be called a rather high price for tooth extraction by ultrasound.