DENTSPLY cavitron select sps Directions For Use Manual page 12

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Section
8:
Accessor¡es
8.1
Accessories
List
Cavitront Selectru SPSru
Lavage
Control
Detachable
Handpiece Cable
Assembly
with
Swivel
Steri-Mate Detachable Sterilizable Handpiece
Medically Approved Power Supply
AC
Power
Cord
Set
Cavitron@
Ultrasonic
Inserts
Dual Position Foot Control
Assembly
DualSelect
Dispensing
System
Cavitront Seleciru
Reservoir
Bomle
Cavitron@
Selectru Pump
*For
detailed
informarion,
contact your local DENTSPLY@
Representative or authorized
DENTSPLYo Distriburor.
8.2
Medicaments
The following
medicaments
are compatible
with
the
Cavitron@
Selectru SPSru
when
used
with
the Cavitron@Selectru
Reservoir
Pump:
.
Chlo¡hexidine
Gluconate
0.12olo
(Orisru CHX Antimicrobial
Irrigating Solution)
.
Cerylpyridinium Chlo¡ide
(Cepacol@)
.
Essential
Oils
(Listerine)
.
Hydrogen
Peroxide,
3olo
USP
.
Povidone Iodine,
100/o
Solution
.
Sa.line
Solut.ion
.
Sanguinaria Extract (Viadento)
.
Sterile \Øater, USP
(For
irrigaring
and
System
maintenance
purposes).
Section 9: Têchn¡ques
for
Use
9.1
Patient Positioning
.
Fo¡
optimal
access
ro both the upper and lower
arches,
the back¡est
ofthe
chair should
be
adjusted
as
for
othe¡ denta.l procedures. This
assures
patient comfort
and
clinician visibiliry.
.
Hold
the empry Handpiece
in
an
upright position. Activate
the
Foot Control until fluid
exits. Once
fluid
exits,
deactivate
foot
controller.
.
Lubricate
rhe rubber O-ring
on the inserr
with
wate¡
before
placing
it
into
rhe
handpiece: Fully
sear
insert
with
a
gentle
push-rwist
motion. DO NOT
FORCE.
.
Activate
the
System.
Hold
the handpiece over
a
sink or drain.
Check
spray
temperarure to
veriÊ7
fuid
is
reaching the work-
ing
end
of
the inse¡t tip. Adjust
rhe Lavage Control knob to
ensure adequate flow for
the selected Power setting. Greater
flow
settings provide coolèr irrigant.
.
It
may be necessary to adjust
lavage
with
the
system
in
"Boost"
mode (Foot
Control
fully
depressed) so adequate
fluid will
be available to
cool
tip to tooth
interface.
.
In
general,
it
is suggested
that
a
"feather-light-touch"
be used
both
supra- and subgingivally. The motion of
the activated
tip
and acoustic
effects
ofthe irrigating fluid, in
mosr
cases, is
adequate
to
remove
even
the most tenacious cdculus.
.
Periodica.lly check the
Cavitron@
Ultrasonic
Insert
for
wear
with
the
DENTSPLYo
Insert Efficienry
Indicator.
.
The
use
of
a
saliva
ejecor or High
Volume Evacuator
(HVE)
is
recommended during
all
procedures.
.
Set
the
System's Power
Adjustmenr knob to
the lowest power
setting for the application
and the
selected inse¡t.
9.3
Patient Comfort
Considerations
Reasons
for sensitiviry
Incorrect tip
placement.
Point
should
be directed
away
from roor
surfaces.
Not
keep.ing
tip
in motion on tooth. Do
not
allow the inserr to
remain in
a static
position
on
any
one
area
of
the
toorh.
Change
the
insertt
path of motion.
.
Applying
pressure. Use extremely
light
grasp
and
pressure,
especiaJly
on
exposed cementum.
.
Ifsensitivity
persists,
decrease
power setting and/or move from
the
sensitive
tooth to
another and then return.
.
Have
the
patient turn their
head to the
right
or
left.
A_lso
position their chin
up
or down
depending upon
rhe quad-
rant and
surface being treated.
Evácuate
irrigant
using either
a
saliva
ejecor or High Volume
Evacuaror
(HVE).
9.2
Performing Ultrasonic
Scaling Procedures
'
NOTE:
Refer
to
the
Infection Control Information
ca¡d
suppiied with
your
System
for
general procedures
to
be
fol-
lowed at the beginning
ofeach
day
"nd
b"r*ee.r
patients.
'
The
edges
of
Cávitront
Ultrasonic
Inserrs are intentionally
¡ounded
so rhere is
little
danger
oftiisue
laceration
with
proper ultrasonic scaling technique. \Øhenever the insert
tip
is placed in
the patient's mouth,
the
lips,
cheek
and tongue
should
be retracìed ro prevent accidental prolonged
.orri".,
with
rhe activated tip.
.
Ti¡rn
unit
on.
ENGLISH.
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