Dental Consumables Equipments Saliva Ejector Dental Consumables
Saliva ejectors are dental devices designed to remove saliva, blood, and other debris from the patient's mouth during dental procedures to ensure a clear field of view for the dentist.
- Design: It typically consists of a thin, flexible tube connected to a vacuum system. The other end of the tube is placed in the patient's mouth to suction away fluids.
- Disposable vs. Reusable: Saliva ejectors are available in both disposable and reusable forms. Disposable saliva ejectors are commonly used for single-patient use, ensuring hygiene and preventing cross-contamination.
Importance of Saliva Ejectors:
- Visibility: Maintaining a dry field is crucial for the dentist to have a clear view of the tooth or area being treated.
- Patient Comfort: Saliva ejectors contribute to patient comfort by preventing excessive saliva accumulation during dental procedures.
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| Product name | Saliva Ejectors |
| Material | PVC, Alloy, Medical grade plastic |
| Size | Customized |
| Usage | Dental Consumables |
| Color | Blue or customized |
Can saliva ejectors be reused?
Ejectors are disposable devices for single-use only, that is to say, they must not be washed or sterilized for being reused. Disposable saliva ejectors are designed for single-patient use.
They are convenient and help maintain a high level of hygiene because they are discarded after each patient, minimizing the risk of cross-contamination.
Typically made of plastic, these ejectors are cost-effective and easy to dispose of in biohazard waste.
Reusable saliva ejectors are designed to be sterilized and used for multiple patients.
They are often made of materials that can withstand sterilization processes such as autoclaving.
While the initial cost may be higher than disposables, the long-term cost can be lower if the reusable ejectors are properly maintained and sterilized.
Where do you put a saliva ejector?
Position the ejector under the tongue. Position the ejector opposite the side on which the dentist is working.
The most common placement for a saliva ejector is on the buccal (cheek) side of the mouth.
- The dentist or dental assistant positions the saliva ejector near the back of the mouth, between the molars and the cheek.
- This placement helps to collect saliva and fluids that accumulate on the side of the mouth during treatment.
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