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 Be Aware of

      HEAT

Heat can be an issue with
electric handpieces. Make
sure you test before each
use, and monitor heat while
using. Always test the 1:5
increasers before using on a
patient, as these handpieces,
in particular, have a tendency
to heat up. Be sure to monitor
the heat of the head during

the procedure.

 

Preventing Burns from Electric

Dental Handpieces.

 

 

Cord Care

  

Remember to always wipe down

the power cord. When wiping, move toward the handpiece motor. Pulling away from the cord could possibly disconnect the electrical wires over time. Loosely coil the motor cord when you are autoclaving and avoid sharply bending the cord. 

 

Remember to insert plug

  

Some manufacturers require y ou to install

the autoclaving  plug into the end of the motor before autoclaving.

 

Protect motor from

excess oil

  

Protect the motor from excess oil draining from the handpiece. After lubricating and before autoclaving the handpiece, stand

the handpiece on its base on a paper towel and allow any excess oil to drain out.

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• We repair and test all electric

   handpieces to meet new

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• Standard overhaul includes

   disassembly, a thorough

   cleaning and replacement of

   all necessary parts 

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Click to read

Electric Handpiece Product Report

Are electric handpieces an improvement?

Electric Handpiece Summary

 

Preventing Burns from Electric Dental Handpieces

 

Army Study On Electric Handpieces

 

 

Spray Vents 

  

Bien-Air recommends cleaning the spray vents of handpieces with a wire cleaner. 

 

Cleaning & Lubrication

  

Bien-Air recommends cleaning, lubricating and running electric handpieces before sterilization.

The Mx micromotor should also be cleaned, lubricated and sterilized. 

 

Sterilization 

  

Follow manufacturer guidelines for sterilization of the motor and handpieces. Not all electric motors are designed to

be  sterilized.  

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