Post on 05-Jan-2016
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Mechanized Instrumentation
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ENERGY
• What it is • Where it comes from• Where it goes• What it does
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What counteracts the heat?
• light touch• constant motion
• water lavage
never operate sonics or
ultrasonics without water!
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Sonic and Ultrasonic Instrumentation
Refer to Dentsply CD Course…
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Physical Properties for Sonics and Ultrasonics
Electronically powered devices that produce vibratory motions to fracture deposits from the tooth surface.
“cavitation”
heat productionwater lavage
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Advantages of ultrasonic debridement
• reduced working time• Patient comfort and safety• improved operator comfort• Histological comparisons• therapeutic effects
– Antimicrobial lavage– Effect on microflora
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Limitations of ultrasonic debridement
• Less tactile sensitivity
• Contaminated aerosols
• Reduced visibility (indirect vision)
• Potential to gouge root and tooth surface if improperly used
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Cautions and Contraindications
• Pacemakers• Communicable diseases• Young children• Sensitive teeth - recession• Gaggers• Decalcification and tooth brush
abrasion• Implants
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Sonic instrumentation
•portable• less expensive•no separate hookups
required•efficient
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Ultrasonic Instrumentation
• more vibrations per second• more tip selection• lighter handpiece• separate
water/medicament source• not as likely to walk away...
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Technique
• Fulcrum• Position of tip• Pressure - feather touch (10
grams)• Stroke
– overlapping “crosshatch”– constant motion
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Ultrasonic InsertsStreamline® Designs
#10 UniversalGeneral Debridement
#1000 Triple BendHeavy Debridement
#100 ThinLight
Debridement
#3 BeavertailHeavy Debridement
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Tips do not last forever…
• 1 mm of tip wear = 25% loss of efficiency
• 2 mm of tip wear = 50% loss of efficiency
*Slim-line tips are particularly prone to breakage.
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How old is this insert?
DENTSPLY 0106 30K FSI-SLI-10L
Month manufactured
Year manufactured
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If it hurts…
You are doing it
–THE WRONG WAY
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Proceed to Hu-Friedy
Ultrasonic Insert Slides…