Abstract

Piezoelectric devices have revolutionized dentistry in all their fields with several advantages, particularly in procedures like bone surgery, sinus lift, and periodontal therapy.

Overall, piezoelectric technology enhances precision, safety, and patient comfort, making it a valuable tool in modern dentistry. Their ability to selectively cut bone while preserving soft tissues reduces the risk of accidental damage compared to rotary instruments and improves both surgical outcomes and patient recovery.

This presentation focuses on breaching science with clinical practice by presenting challenging clinical cases while providing a comprehensive overview of piezoelectric devices and their transformative impacted on modern dentistry  and oral surgery while assessing each case dependent on the scenario.

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