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Dental Electrosurgery
Radiosurge, MC6A
The Radiosurge (MC-6A) is a high precision dental electrosurgery unit especially effective for delicate and intricate tissue management in prosthodontics, but versatile and affordable for all dental health care specialties.
The Radiosurge MC-6A offers cicatrix free CUT mode, incision and excision with pronounced concurrent homeostasis in BLEND mode, and pin-point accurate coagulation in COAG mode. The isolated output instrument is safe for concurrent use with monitoring equipment such as EKG monitors, apnea monitors, and pulse oximeters.
The isolated output allows safe and effective bipolar coagulation, which is effective in wet or bloody fields even on exposed bone as well as soft tissue and small vessels. Low voltage output for virtually “spark-free” incisions help to assure patient comfort under all anesthesia conditions and significantly reduces any risk of tissue damage or recession. The isolated output means that the unit absolutely will not work without the dispersive pad.
MC4A
The MC-4A provides a SURGE mode for incision an excision with concurrent homeostasis, and a COAG mode for pin-point accurate coagulation. Safe and effective for bipolar forcep coagulation in wet fields and around exposed bone. Simple to learn and operate as well as cost effective, the MC4A is ideal for most occasions encountered in Orthodontics, Periodontics and General restorative dentistry.
The modern dental practice involves gingival tissue management as a part of the restorative process to a degree never before seen. The MC-4A “spark-free” technology, which incorporates RF bandpass filtration, adds significantly to patient comfort by eliminating spark induced sensations and helps to reduce the risk of tissue recession necessary for successful immediate
Impressions in crown preparation, crown lengthening, and other aesthetically critical procedures, by significantly reducing collateral heat production.*This technology is used in ophthalmic coagulators where very tight control of coagulum is critical.