Ultrasonic Cleaner

• Ultrasonic Cleaner Ultrasonic dental cleaners utilize detergents mixed with water to clean dental instruments, preparing them for sterilization.

• Ultrasonic cleaners remove saliva and other biological materials from dental instruments by the process of cavitation using sound waves to create thousands of bubbles, which increase in size until they burst.

INDICATION :

• Ultrasonic dental cleaners utilize detergents mixed with water to clean dental instruments, preparing them for sterilization. Examples include mirrors, probes, burs, excavators and forceps.

• Ultrasonic cleaners remove saliva and other biological materials from dental instruments by the process of cavitation using sound waves to create thousands of bubbles, which increase in size until they burst.

• Dental ultrasonic cleaners are also required for:

   

  • Cleaning Moulds.
  • Removing plaster and cement used in fashioning bridgework.
  • cleaning implant hybrid prosthesis and similar restorative procedures  

BENEFITS FOR USING ULTRASONIC CLEANER :

• Ultrasonic cleaners can be tailored to fit specific cleaning needs.

• Ultrasonic cleaners create long-term cost-efficiency.

   

• Ultrasonic cleaners are automated and efficient.

• Good Environment Impact.

• Gentle Cleaning.

• Highly Efficient.

ADVANTAGES OF ULTRASONIC CLEANER  :

•  It requires less time to clean the components.

• It is more efficient compared to other methods in removing contaminants.

• The life span of components cleaned by this method increases. The finished surface reduces wear and friction.

• The number of rejected parts is reduced and hence the cost of materials will be less.

• With higher energy levels, it has the ability to reach small crevices and the ability to remove surface soils.

• Solvent expenses have been reduced to a greater extent.

• This method is environmentally friendly as reduces emissions and bio-degradable waste.

• Water is best to use as detergent as it is non-toxic, non-flammable and environment-friendly.

• Moreover, cavitation energy in a water-based solution is more intense compared to other organic solvents.