Physio Dispenser
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A physio dispenser is a surgical implant motor with integrated irrigation and foot control. It delivers precise speed and torque for osteotomy preparation and implant placement while keeping the site cool and clean. Programmable presets, a low-vibration micromotor, and autoclavable components streamline workflow and support predictable results. Choose it to improve accuracy, ergonomics, and patient comfort during implant surgery.
Description
A physio dispenser is a surgical implant motor system designed for precise drilling and placement of dental implants. It combines a compact control unit, a high-performance micromotor, sterile irrigation, and a multifunction foot pedal. The system delivers controlled speed and torque so clinicians can prepare osteotomies, tap bone, and insert implants with accuracy while keeping the site cool and clean.
Key features and benefits:
• Controlled speed and torque for predictable osteotomy preparation and implant insertion
• Peristaltic pump and sterile tubing provide continuous irrigation to protect bone vitality
• Lightweight, low-vibration micromotor for tactile feedback and reduced operator fatigue
• Programmable memory settings for sequential drilling protocols
• Hands-free foot control for start/stop, speed change, and irrigation flow
• Autoclavable handpiece and accessories to support infection control
• Clear LCD interface for quick parameter checks during surgery
Typical applications:
• Dental implant site preparation and placement
• Bone tapping, countersinking, and thread cutting
• Minor oral and maxillofacial surgery requiring a surgical micromotor
• Removal of fractured roots or impacted teeth with controlled irrigation
Compared with conventional air-driven handpieces, a physio dispenser offers precise torque delivery, stable low-speed performance, and integrated irrigation—key factors for maintaining bone temperature and achieving primary stability. Against general lab micromotors, it adds surgical-grade sterility pathways, chairside programmability, and ergonomic foot control.
Selection tips:
• Choose models with easy-to-prime irrigation sets and autoclavable tubing paths
• Ensure compatibility with the preferred surgical handpiece ratio and implant system
• Look for intuitive presets that match common drilling sequences
Built for surgical reliability and ergonomic control, a physio dispenser helps clinicians work efficiently, protect tissue, and deliver consistent implant outcomes.
