البروجيت-دي دي|التنظيف والتطهير اليومي لأجهزة الشفط وأحواض المضمضة بعيادات الأسنان

الوصف

AlproJet-DD is a concentrated liquid preparation for the cleaning as well as maintenance of all dental suction  and Vacuum  Aspiration systems With or without Amalgam separator.

Daily Maintenance of Dental Aspiration systems and Spittoon bowl Too .

It Cleans , Disinfects and Deodorizes

 It is compatible with all materials and recommended for all types of Suction systems

Moreover, It is Foam-free cleaning concentrate for all types of suction system and amalgam separator

Alprojet-DD For Daily Cleaning And Maintenance of Dental Suction units .

Disinfecting liquid concentrate , for the daily cleaning and maintenance of dental aspiration systems with and without amalgam separator.

Alprojet-DD has appropriate action times – whether rapid or more prolonged – based on the specific requirements of the equipment involved.

Finally , Approved amongst others by Dentsply Sirona.

Alprojet-DD Has  Triple Actions for Dental Suction System 

It cleans , disinfects and deodorizes .

The product contains active substances that were carefully selected and blended together to achieve synergistic effect against bacteria, fungi besides viruses leaving the system clean and odor-free .

التطبيق علي أجهزة الشفط بقسم الأسنان :

Fields of application 

Foam-free liquid concentrate for simultaneous cleaning, disinfection, deodorization and care of all suction systems and amalgam separators

Compatibility

AlproJet-DD is highly compatible with materials such as plastics, rubber and non-ferrous metals , alloyed steels and others .
Finally , It is Approvals from leading device manufactures

Dental Suction unit disinfectant 

Disinfectant for dental suction systems, separators in addition to spittoon bowls and water groups.

فعالية

العبوات :

•  1 L
• 5 L Canister

Accessories

•  AlproJet MixCup.

 

The water circuit of the dental unit , which supplies water to the instruments and removes waste substances, constitutes a vehicle for the transmission of infections. This is due to the presence of بيوفيلم, a complex aggregation of micro-organisms which develops inside the water mains systems: communities of bacteria from the water flow supplying the unit adhere firmly to the layer of limescale, and proliferate due to various factors which promote their growth and adhesion.

The suction circuit is also an ideal breeding ground for pathogenic micro-organisms, due to the removal of solid and liquid compounds during dental procedures. This makes the scrupulous observation of the dental unit cleaning protocol – disinfection of the suction system in particular – a vital part of dental practice.

Dental Suction System Infection :

The water circuit of the dental unit, which supplies water to the instruments and removes waste substances, constitutes a vehicle for the transmission of infections.

This is due to the presence of biofilm, a complex aggregation of micro-organisms which develops inside the water mains systems: communities of bacteria from the water flow supplying the unit adhere firmly to the layer of limescale, and proliferate due to various factors which promote their growth and adhesion.

The suction circuit is also an ideal breeding ground for pathogenic micro-organisms, due to the removal of solid and liquid compounds during dental procedures.

This makes the scrupulous observation of the dental unit cleaning protocol – disinfection of the suction system in particular – a vital part of dental practice.

The dental unit is where all medical procedures are performed on the patient. As well as being an indispensable component of the dental practice, unfortunately it is also the main vehicle of cross infections between staff and patients, both exposed to pathogenic micro-organisms carried by blood, oral and respiratory secretions and contaminated equipment.

Numerous studies have shown that the dental unit can be colonized by pathogenic micro-organisms in the form of fungi, bacteria or protozoa.

Due to the way that infections are transmitted, the critical points in dentistry are many, and stem from the multitude of microbial agents, the variety of possible infection routes, the type of instruments used, the rapid turnover of patients, and the invasive nature of the procedures performed.

 Backflow  In Dental Suction :

occur in the following situations

•  When they use a saliva ejector holding the tubing above the patient’s head
• When patients close their lips and form a seal around the tip of the ejector that
  creates a partial vacuum
• When the saliva ejector is used at the same time as other evacuation (high
  volume) equipment

take measures to avoid Backflow in dental suction system .

Disinfection of the dental unit : all the steps

To drastically reduce the accumulation and proliferation of bacteria and other pathogenic micro-organisms, a dental unit maintenance protocol should be followed every day.

Frst ,At the start of the day:

• Flushing of the suction lines with high-level disinfectant for two minutes.
• Flushing of each instrument with water for no less than 2 minutes.

Second ,Between patients:

• Cleaning of the surfaces.
• Detergion and decontamination of the surfaces.
• Flushing of each instrument with water for 20-30 seconds.
• Flushing of the suction cannulas with high-level disinfectant for two minutes.

Lastly ,At the end of the day:

• Flushing of the suction lines with high-level disinfectant, leaving it to act overnight if possible.
• Flushing of each instrument with water for at least 2 minutes.
• Cleaning of spittoon outlet filter.
• Removal and cleaning of the suction system filter.

How to choose dental unit disinfectants

• For effective cleaning of the dental unit on a daily basis, it is important to choose disinfectants with appropriate action times – whether rapid or more prolonged – based on the specific requirements of the equipment involved.
• lastly , It is advisable to use mild products with a prolonged action effective against organic material.

Dental Suction Systems Maintenance  Notes :

Chlorine-based products should never be used in the suction lines since the chlorine can cause corrosion of metal components in the system.

Oxidizers have been shown to cause mercury to be released from amalgam particles, which can cause water contamination.

Disposable suction traps should be changed weekly or more often if they become clogged.

The used suction traps should not be discarded in the trash since they contain amalgam particles.

A licensed medical/hazardous waste hauler should be used to dispose of the traps, as well as amalgam capsules since they may have traces of mercury left from the mixing process.

Cleaning or disinfection: What’s right for the suction lines?

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