A piezo bone surgery system is a precision surgical device that utilizes ultrasonic vibrations to cut bone tissue while preserving surrounding soft tissues. It is widely used in dental, maxillofacial, and orthopedic surgeries where accuracy and minimal trauma are critical.

The system works by generating micro-vibrations at ultrasonic frequencies, selectively cutting mineralized tissues like bone while leaving nerves, blood vessels, and soft tissues intact. This selective cutting improves safety and reduces the risk of complications such as nerve damage or excessive bleeding.

Applications include tooth extractions, bone grafting, implant site preparation, sinus lifts, and craniofacial surgery. Its precise cutting ability allows for minimally invasive procedures, faster healing, and reduced post-operative discomfort.

Key features include ergonomic handpieces, adjustable vibration settings, irrigation systems to prevent overheating, and various specialized tips for different surgical procedures. Proper training and technique are essential to maximize effectiveness and ensure patient safety.

Overall, piezo bone surgery systems represent an advanced approach to bone surgery, offering precision, reduced tissue trauma, and improved clinical outcomes.