Ultrasonic
Scalers
90-DAYS WARRANTY ON
PARTS AND LABOR
There’s no need to
box up and ship out your ultrasonic scaler.
We’ll come pick it
up for free. And we know you need it
repaired quickly,
so we stock most parts for fast turnaround.
We also use
genuine Dentsply parts. With our convenient
personal service
and hassle-free warranty, you’ll be glad you
chose
Hayes.
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CAVITRON®
•
AUTOSCALER™
•
COLETÉNE/WHALEDENT
•
BIOSONIC
•
TPC
•
DELMARVA
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VETROSON
• TONY
RISO
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OTHER
MODELS!
Insert
Cleaning
• Rinse inserts
thoroughly to remove debris
• Do not expose
ultrasonic inserts to corrosive chemicals
such
as chlorides, sulfates, and surface disinfectants
• Do not expose
resin or silicone handles to phenols
• If ultrasonic
cleaning is desired, fully immerse in a mild
ultrasonic cleaning solution like Hu-Friedy’s Daily Clean
or
Enzymax®
for
7-10 minutes, or 15-20 minutes if the
insert is in a cassette
• Rinse inserts
thoroughly after ultrasonic cleaning
(Approx. 30-60 seconds for loose inserts and 1 to 1.5
minutes per cassette)
• Dry ultrasonic
inserts completely
Insert
Sterilization
• Sterilize
ultrasonic inserts in a cassette
(i.e.
IMS™ instrument cassette) or paper
pouch
in a steam autoclave
• Placing pouches
in the vertical position inside the
sterilization chamber will eliminate weight bearing
down
on the inserts
• Chemical vapor
sterilization is not acceptable for
SWIVEL™ or SWIVEL™ Direct Flow™ inserts
(excluding SWIVEL™ inserts)
• Rapid heat
transfer sterilization (dry heat) and cold
liquid disinfectant/sterilization is not recommended as
O-rings may dry out and crack
• Resin and
silicone handles will distort if temperature
spikes above 350ºF/176ºC
• Allow ultrasonic
inserts to dry completely after
sterilization cycle
S
Proper Handling
and Set-Up Procedures
• Run water
through the handpiece for at least two
minutes at start up and for 30 seconds between uses
before seating the ultrasonic insert. This increases the
life
of the o-ring, prevents the ultrasonic insert from
heating up and prevents water flow after release of foot
control
• Properly seat
the ultrasonic insert
• Fill the
handpiece with water
• Lubricate the
o-ring with water
• Carefully twist
the insert until it snaps into place
• For SWIVEL
inserts, activate the foot control and rotate
insert 2-3 times
• Begin with the
power setting on low and adjust as
needed
• Avoid high power
setting for thinner tips
• High power is
usually not necessary
• High power may
make the patient uncomfortable
• High power may
stress the insert tip resulting in possible
tip
breakage Caution: For optimal performance, patient
comfort and increased instrument life, use thinner
inserts on low to medium (1/2 power) setting only.
• Confirm adequate
water flow to the handpiece. This
prevents the ultrasonic insert from heating up and
prevents the stack from becoming flexible, resulting in
loss
of efficiency
• Visually inspect
ultrasonic insert
• Replace worn or
bent insert
• Do not bend or
modify the insert tip
• Check stack for
flexibility, warping or separation of
wafers
• Replace o-rings
when dried or cracked
Worn
Inserts
Scaling efficiency
can significantly diminish with worn insert
tips. Inferior
performance and poor water delivery can result
from damaged, bent
or altered tips. For optimal scaling
efficiency, we
recommend checking inserts monthly for signs
of wear. 1mm loss
can result in a 25% loss of efficiency and
2mm loss can
result in 50% efficiency loss.
Removing Inserts from Autoclave Bags
When you remove
your ultrasonic insert from the autoclave
bag, do not open
the bag by pushing the insert through
the paper or
plastic. This will bend the stacks of the insert
without you even
knowing it. Damaged stacks reduce power,
or eventually stop
the insert from working
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