Dr.Francesco Paesano, Odontostomatologia Vet. e Chirurgia Animali Esotici

16/09/2026

⚡ Another P.E.T. weekend is over — and once again, we’ve taken another step forward.

Last weekend marked the 6th edition of our P.E.T. – Piezoelectric Extraction Technique course, together with Dr. Davide Bellotti, and with the fantastic support of Dr. Ermanno Esposito and Dr. Riccardo Coccolini.

With every edition, the course keeps evolving. We learn, refine the way we teach, improve the hands-on experience, and continue developing a technique that is changing the way we approach veterinary dental extractions.

Today, more than 100 veterinary dentists worldwide are using P.E.T. to perform extremely complex — and sometimes almost impossible — extractions with greater control, precision and confidence, for both the operator and the patient.

And in feline dentistry, experienced P.E.T. users can perform full-mouth extractions in just over one hour of surgical time.

🔧 This edition also brought something new: we combined piezoelectric technology with Dentanomic veterinary luxators and elevators, bringing together two complementary approaches to make dental extractions even more controlled and efficient.

And we’re not stopping here.

🌍 Next stops:
🇵🇱 Warsaw — in less than one month
🇩🇪 Germany — February

Check the Events section on ESACROM’s website for the upcoming P.E.T. courses.

Stay tuned. Keep evolving.

Don’t miss the opportunity to change the way you approach oral surgery.

⚡ No Force. Technology. Go Piezo.

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05/09/2026

🇵🇱 POLAND — FINAL CALL FOR P.E.T.

⏳ Only 7 days left before registration closes.

What you see in this video is not simply piezosurgery.

It is P.E.T. — Piezoelectric Extraction Technique, an extraction approach developed specifically for veterinary dentistry.

Together with ESACROM, we developed dedicated piezoelectric inserts designed around the anatomy of dogs, cats and rabbits — rather than adapting instruments originally designed for human anatomy.

That is what makes P.E.T. different.

And today, this is the only course in the world where you can learn this technique hands-on with the instruments specifically developed for it.

If you follow my Instagram, Facebook, YouTube channel or website, you have already seen what P.E.T. can achieve:
less force, less bone removal, precise osteoplasty and a completely different approach to dental extractions and oral surgery.

But watching P.E.T. is one thing.

Learning how to perform it yourself is another.

📍 Warsaw, Poland
📅 10–11 October 2026
🦷 Dental Extractions • P.E.T. • Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
🔬 Theory + intensive hands-on wet lab

🇵🇱 Polish colleagues, this is your opportunity to learn P.E.T. directly from the people who developed the technique and the veterinary-specific instruments behind it.

If you have been following P.E.T. and thinking about bringing this approach into your clinical practice, now is the time.

⏳ ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER.

👉 DISCOVER P.E.T. LEARN P.E.T. GO PIEZO.

Registration:
https://vetproakademia.pl/piezosurgery-in-maxillofacial-surgery-in-cats-and-dogs/

05/09/2026

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01/09/2026

23/08/2026

🦷⚡ PET IS NOT JUST A DIFFERENT INSTRUMENT. IT’S A DIFFERENT APPROACH.

For decades, dental extractions have relied mainly on rotary drills, elevators, luxators and forceps.

They work.
But today we can approach extractions differently.

PET – Piezoelectric Extraction Technique changes the philosophy:

❌ Less brute force
❌ Less unnecessary bone removal
❌ Less trauma

✅ More precision
✅ Selective bone cutting
✅ Controlled periodontal ligament disruption
✅ Minimally invasive extraction
✅ Faster healing and better postoperative comfort

The goal is not simply to remove the tooth.

The goal is to remove it while preserving as much anatomy as possible, using technology instead of force.

PET was developed specifically for Veterinary Dentistry, with dedicated piezoelectric inserts designed for the anatomy of dogs, cats and rabbits.

Traditional instruments still have their place — PET does not mean throwing away elevators, luxators or forceps.

It means using them less, more intelligently, and with much less force.

Because evolution in surgery is not about doing the same thing with a new instrument.

It is about changing the way we think about the procedure.

⚡ PIEZO. PRECISION. NO FORCE.

The future of veterinary dental extractions is already here.

18/08/2026

🐱 Atraumatic maxillary canine extraction with PET – Piezoelectric Extraction Technique

A complicated crown fracture doesn’t mean the extraction has to be traumatic.

In this case, I’m showing the extraction of a fractured maxillary canine in a cat using PET, integrated with conventional luxators, elevators and extraction forceps.

The goal is simple: use technology to reduce force and surgical trauma.

PET allows controlled piezoelectric action around the root, facilitating progressive luxation while preserving as much alveolar bone as possible.

🔹 Less force
🔹 Less bone removal
🔹 Less bleeding
🔹 Less postoperative edema
🔹 Less pain
🔹 Better healing
🔹 And, above all, much faster extractions

With the right technique and experience, even full-mouth extractions in cats can be completed in approximately 1 hour.

But PET is not simply “using piezosurgery for extractions.”

This technique is possible thanks to the world’s only veterinary-specific piezosurgery insert kits, developed through the collaboration between ESACROM and myself, specifically for veterinary dentistry and oral surgery.

Other piezosurgery inserts were originally designed for human dentistry and do not allow PET to be performed in the same way.

Want to learn the complete technique?

Join one of our exclusive hands-on PET courses and learn how to integrate piezosurgery with conventional extraction instruments in your daily practice.

👉 Courses & dates:
esacrom.com/en/events/

No Force. Technology. Go Piezo.

11/08/2026

🦷 A retained root of a deciduous canine (704) in a Poodle over 4 years old.

For this extraction, I used only:
🔹 a scalpel blade, with a single mucogingival incision
🔹 PET – Piezoelectric Extraction Technique

No rotary instruments. No force.

PET is a technique that we developed together with ESACROM specifically for Veterinary Dentistry, using dedicated piezoelectric inserts designed for dental and oral surgery in our patients.

But this case also carries an important educational message.

Unfortunately, almost every week I see similar cases involving persistent deciduous canines.

Often, simply because of limited specific training in veterinary dentistry, owners are advised to wait until the dog is one year old or even older before considering extraction.

In other cases, extraction is attempted without intraoral dental radiographs and the long, fragile deciduous root is fractured and left behind.

Even worse, owners are sometimes advised to give hard chewing objects such as antlers or bones, hoping that the deciduous tooth will eventually fall out.

This can produce exactly what we see in this patient: fracture of the crown with retention of the root beneath the gingiva.

The biological concept is actually very simple.

During normal eruption of the permanent tooth, the root of the corresponding deciduous tooth should undergo physiological root resorption.

If this process does not occur properly, the persistent deciduous tooth still has a developed root.

And a tooth with a developed root will not simply “fall out” because we wait longer or because the dog chews something hard.

It may remain in place — or it may fracture, leaving the root behind.

👉 Persistent deciduous teeth require proper diagnosis, intraoral dental radiographs and, when indicated, professional extraction with complete removal of the root.

No Force, Technology. Go Piezo. 🦷⚡

10/08/2026

08/08/2026

🦷 No Force. Technology. Go Piezo.

After years of clinical research and development, I’m proud to invite you to the next Piezoelectric Extraction Technique (PET) courses dedicated exclusively to veterinary oral and maxillofacial surgery in dogs and cats.

PET is changing the way we approach dental extractions by making procedures more precise, less traumatic, and more predictable.

Whether you’re new to piezosurgery or want to take your skills to the next level, these hands-on courses will provide practical techniques that you can immediately apply in your daily clinical practice.

📍 Upcoming PET Courses

🇮🇹 Maclodio (Italy) – September 12–13, 2026
🇵🇱 Warsaw – October 10–11, 2026
🇩🇪 Germany – February 26–27, 2027

During the course you’ll learn:
✔️ Piezoelectric Extraction Technique (PET)
✔️ Atraumatic surgical extractions
✔️ Advanced flap design and alveolectomy
✔️ Management of complex and ankylosed teeth
✔️ Piezosurgery applications in oral and maxillofacial surgery
✔️ Clinical tips and tricks developed from hundreds of real cases

📲 Scan the QR code shown in the video or visit:
www.esacrom.com/en/events

I look forward to meeting colleagues from all over Europe! 🇮🇹🇵🇱🇩🇪

No Force. Technology. Go Piezo.

02/08/2026

Join the Course at https://www.esacrom.com/en/events/veterinari-maclodio-31ott-1-nov-2026/