DEVICE: OSADA ENAC OE-505 (04580406860607)

A mains electricity (AC-powered) component of a dental ultrasonic surgical system used to generate a high frequency electrical current that is converted, typically within a handpiece, into an ultrasonic oscillation to mechanically fragment and cut bone upon contact with a vibrating tip during dental surgery, typically in combination with irrigation. It provides the controls and monitoring functions for the system during the procedure, and typically regulates energy to the system via a foot-switch.

A mains electricity (AC-powered) unit that functions as part of an ultrasonic dental scaling/debridement system, intended to generate, and enable control of, ultrasonic oscillations to: 1) mechanically fragment and dislodge gross debris in the dental pulp canal during an endodontic procedure; and/or 2) remove accretions from tooth surfaces during dental cleaning/periodontal therapy. It connects to the system handpiece, and may connect to a suitable water supply, or it may contain the water or rinsing solution (e.g., chlorhexidine) source.

An assembly of devices that converts high frequency current into ultrasonic oscillation to mechanically fragment and cut bone upon contact with a vibrating tip during dental surgery, typically in combination with irrigation. It typically includes an energy-producing generator with monitoring functions, a handpiece(s) with tip(s) to convert and apply the energy, connecting cables, and a foot-switch to regulate the energy. It is used for implant-site preparation, dental extraction, distraction, sinus lift, periodontal surgery, cyst removal, extraction of bone block, bone harvesting, osteoplasty and osteotomy.

An assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) devices intended to apply ultrasonic oscillations to: 1) mechanically fragment and dislodge gross debris in the dental pulp canal during an endodontic procedure; and/or 2) remove accretions from tooth surfaces during dental cleaning/periodontal therapy. The system typically consists of a generator with controls (e.g., foot-switch) that produces and controls high frequency electric current, and may provide fluid irrigation; a handpiece used to convert the energy to ultrasonic oscillations; and a tip(s) intended to apply the oscillations to the procedure site; tip selection typically affects the intended application (endodontic vs periodontal).