Suggerimenti di aspirazione ad alto volume
- Diameter: 11mm fit all standard evacuation hose ends
- Available vented and non-vented
- Vented with big hole or small hole option
- Smooth edges without bur for more comfortable experience
- Opzione di vari colori, Accetta i colori OEM
Descrizione
The dental high volume suction tips are an important accessory for dental suction systems to quickly and efficiently remove excess fluids, debris and aerosols during dental procedures, avoiding contamination of the mouth and preventing cross-infection. Its large diameter maximizes suction efficiency and enhances visibility during the dentist’s operation.
Caratteristica
- The ergonomic design has tapered tip for better efficiency in operation while minimizing discomfort to the patient.
- Fast suctioning of saliva, blood and other contaminants brings clearer visibility in the oral cavity.
- Capture small debris and aerosols in the oral cavity to reduce the risk of cross-contamination.
High Volume Evacuator Tips
Vented, Large Hole
GD-1155V bianco
GD-1156V assorted
Misurare: 6", 148x11mm
Vented, Small Hole, Non-Vented
GD-1150V GD-1150 bianco
GD-1151V GD-1151 assorted
100PC/borsa, 10Borse/CTN
Suggerimenti di aspirazione ad alto volume
Bianco
Azzurro
Blu scuro
giallo
dark green
50PC/borsa, 20Borse/CTN
GD-1160
GD-1165
Dia.16mm, Autoclavabile, 50PC/borsa, 20Borse/CTN
GD-1166
GD-1167
Dental high volume suction tips play an important role in modern dental treatments, helping doctors to effectively remove debris from the mouth and improve the precision and efficiency of their procedures. It is important to choose the right type of suction tube, to know how to use it correctly, as well as to carry out proper maintenance and care.
We offer dental high quality high volume suction tips / high volume evacuator(HVE) tips. Feel free to inquire for purchase.
The Function of High Volume Suction Tips
The high volume suction tip is a high-suction tool specifically designed for dental surgery and serves as an essential component of the dental suction system. Unlike the weak suction tip (commonly referred to as a saliva ejector), it features a larger tube diameter and is equipped with a more powerful suction device, resulting in stronger suction force. It can quickly and efficiently remove saliva, sangue, debris, and cooling water from dental handpieces from the oral cavity. It rapidly clears obstacles from the surgical field, enhancing surgical visibility.
High volume suction tips come in two types: straight tubes and tubes with a curved tip at the front, which we refer to as duckbill high volume suction tips. The duckbill design allows it to better conform to the inner walls of the mouth, making suction easier.
Principle of High Volume Suction Tips
High Volume Suction Tips work by utilizing atmospheric pressure. The suction device creates a negative pressure zone inside the suction tip by evacuating the air within it. When the high volume suction tip approaches the object to be suctioned, the surrounding air pressure pushes it into the negative pressure zone inside the tube. This is similar to the principle of drinking through a straw: when we suck hard, the air inside the straw is drawn out, creating a negative pressure zone, and the atmospheric pressure around the drink pushes it into the straw and into our mouths.
Dental suction equipment provides a stable and continuous negative pressure to maintain the straw’s ability to suck up liquids and debris from the mouth.
Steps for Using a High Volume Suction Tip
1. Preparation Stage
Inspect the high volume suction tip for cracks or damage, as these can prevent the formation of a stable negative pressure and hinder proper suction of objects.
Connect the dental suction device and test the suction strength to ensure it is functioning normally.
2. Posizionamento
Use a tongue depressor to assist in avoiding soft tissues and the tongue in the oral cavity, and align the suction tip with the surgical site (PER ESEMPIO., cavity, extraction site).
Adjust the angle as needed during surgery based on visibility requirements. Always be mindful of soft tissues and the tongue in the oral cavity. Due to the strong suction power of the high volume suction tip, these areas are prone to injury.
3. Suctioning
Suction blood, saliva, tooth debris, and material debris from the surgical site. The high volume suction tip has powerful suction capability; typically, it only takes a few seconds to clear obstacles obstructing visibility in the surgical site. Control the timing and intensity appropriately.
4. Postoperative care
If a disposable high volume suction tip is used, dispose of it immediately. Reusable tips must be thoroughly sterilized after cleaning.
Precautions for Using the High Volume Suction Tips
- Avoid accidental injury: The high volume suction tip has very strong suction power. Avoid contact with the gums, cheek mucosa, and tongue during use to prevent accidental injury to these soft tissues.
- Preoperative inspection: Inspect the integrity and sterility of the suction tip to ensure it is intact and sterile before entering the patient’s oral cavity. This ensures the high volume suction tips provides stable negative pressure and prevents cross-infection.
- Intraoperative lubrication: If the procedure is expected to be lengthy and require prolonged use of the suction tips, apply Vaseline to the patient’s oral corners with a cotton swab in advance. This prevents the suction tip from causing discomfort due to friction with the patient’s mouth corners.
- Angle considerations: The angle of the high volume suction tip changes continuously during the procedure. Remember the principle of “not obstructing the doctor’s view, not injuring the patient’s mucous membranes, and not causing the patient to feel nauseous.” Practice is key, and gradually master the appropriate force when holding the suction tip. Medicine is a practical discipline, and some procedures that rely on feel are sometimes difficult to describe directly in words.
FAQ
Disposable high volume suction tips are generally made of high-quality PVC, while reusable tips are mostly made of stainless steel, which is convenient for high-temperature sterilization.
The primary function of the tip is to remove blood, saliva, tooth debris, material debris, and other obstacles from the surgical site that may hinder the procedure. It is used in conjunction with a weak suction tube; when the weak suction tube encounters an object it cannot suction (such as viscous blood or debris), the high volume suction tip is required.
- During professional teeth cleaning, the high volume suction tip can quickly suction the water sprayed by the teeth cleaning machine.
- Cavity repair and tooth socket preparation, it can suction the cooling water sprayed by the high-speed handpiece, the tooth debris cut out, and aerosols, preventing air pollution.
- During tooth extraction, the high volume suction tip can suction viscous blood and tooth fragments. Sometimes it is used in conjunction with a Air Water Syringe Tips, where the three-in-one gun sprays a mist to moisten the area before suctioning out excess water.
- Dental fillings and root canal treatments, a strictly dry area is required to ensure the effectiveness of the adhesive. In questi casi, the high volume suction tip is used to quickly remove moisture.
Inform the patient about the sensation of the tips before the procedure to alleviate their anxiety. During the procedure, when placing the high volume suction tip, avoid sensitive areas such as the soft palate and tongue base, ensuring the tip is more than 2mm away from the mucosa. Monitor the patient's reactions closely and adjust the angle and position of the high volume suction tip promptly if the patient feels uncomfortable.
If the tips becomes blocked by large debris or viscous substances during surgery, immediately shut off the suction device, replace the high volume suction tip, and then continue the procedure. This prevents equipment overload and damage.
