Dr. Eran Gabay, the periodontist, describes the ease of performing complex dental surgeries, thanks to Cortex solutions.
Bone drilling procedures are associated with the rise of temperature in osteotomy sites. Most of the studies on this topic were made in vitro, and different temperature values were observed.
Temperature values were observed. Temperature values ranging from 40° – 50° C to 130° C, during in vitro drilling procedures, were reported. The temperatures recorded by different authors are so diverse because there are many factors involved in frictional heat generation, and, among these, careful irrigation could significantly reduce the in vitro results about the risk of bone overheating during implant procedures were also supported by an in vivo study on the human femoral cortex that showed temperature bone value of 89° C during implant site preparation under saline cooling.