Case Study: Caries Access (1) Pre-op – Subgingival decay maxillary left central and lateral. (2) Collar tissue sculpted to expose decay using the fine tipped Scalpel Point electrode. (3) Decay removed, and teeth prepped. No additional retraction cords or pastes were used to maintain the dry field. (4) 1 week post -

Efficient, Precise Tissue Management Simplifying and improving the treatment outcomes of the procedures performed every day in your dental office, the Sensimatic 700SE cuts faster than a diode laser and produces less bleeding and better visibility1 of the treatment site than a scalpel. hile devices with frequencies above 100 kHz (.1 MHz) can be used for electrosurgical procedures, the Sensimatic® 700SE uses a high radiofrequency (1.4 – 1.7 MHz) to cut and coagulate soft tissue. When used with the appropriate electrode, the advantage of operating at this high frequency is reduced collateral tissue...

Why Use the Sensimatic 700SE? Dentists are not the only healthcare providers who routinely perform surgical procedures using electrosurgery. Medical specialists in the fields of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Otorhinolaryngology, Dermatology and Veterinary medicine, to name a few, all routinely reach for the electrosurgical handpiece each day. When it comes to dentistry, the following procedures are routinely performed with the Sensimatic 700SE every day. • Access to subgingival caries • Removal of inflamed marginal tissue prior to crown cementation • Bleeding control and coagulation • Troughing for...

Recommended Electrodes for Specific ApplicationsAvailable Products sku # For more information visit Parkell.com NOTE: When ordering accessories, refer to the serial number located on the bottom of your Sensimatic 700SE unit to ensure you purchase the correct ones for your model. Parkell, Inc., 300 Executive Dr., Edgewood, NY 11717 USA (80 0) 243-7448 • Parkell.com