Magnetorestrictive Ultrasonic scaler tips Suitable for all stack-type magnetostrictive scaling units such as Cavitron®, Parkell®, Whaledent® etc

D3	D10	D100
D1000		Metal

• 120 day warranty against defects arising from faulty materials or workmanship.

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ULTRASONIC SCALER INSERTS DEVICE DESCRIPTION AND DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Ultrasonic inserts are accessory inserts designed for use with magnetostriclive scaler units, (see specifications) that generate a frequency of either 25 KHz or 30KHz.
A Range of tip designs are available to suit different clinical conditions. Finger grips are either plastic with internal water channel or meta1 with external water channel.
These inserts are designed to be used in magnetostrictive ultrasonic sealers only by professionally trained operators such as Dentists or Dental Hygienists to perform general supra and sub gingival scaling procedures.

Plastic finger grip
Tip Design Application
D3 Heavy to moderate supra gingival deposits on buccal and lingual surfaces
D10 Universal Heavy to moderate supra gingival deposits and light to moderate sub gingival deposit on all surfaces.
Dl000 3 Bend Light to moderate supra gingival deposits especially inter proximally.

Metal finger grip
Tip Design Application
Universal Heavy to moderate supra gingival deposits and light to moderate sub gingival deposit on all surfaces.

WATER FLOW
An adequate water flow setting, indicated by a small spray or rapid drips, should be selected for the power setting used, so as to prevent overheating of the insert tip during function, and to prevent possible injury

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Ensure that the frequency (25K or 30K) of the sealer unit is suitable for this insert.
Always sterilize prior to each use (see sterilization instructions).
Always use a light, smooth, gentle touch with a well-positioned stable intra oral or extra oral fulcrum. The lateral surfaces of the insert is normally used for clinical procedures.
In the event that this insert is dropped or damaged or becomes bent, discard the insert and replace with new insert. Inserts with high usage which exceed the warranty period, should be discarded to avoid in-use breakage and possible injury. These inserts should not be used for other procedures including condensation of amalgam.
Care must be exercised to avoid iatrogenic results from the use of ultrasonics in the presence of dental restorations. Note that the tip end or other sharp aspect of an insert can scratch or otherwise modify the surface of gold or amalgam restorations. Thin porcelain veneers and composite margins can be cracked or crazed by activated ultrasonic tips.
Normal wear of the tip occurs during function. When approximately 2 mm of the tip has worn, the insert may lose up to 50% efficiency, and should be discarded, Contact with composite restorations will cause more rapid attrition of ultrasonic inserts.

O-RINGS
Before placing inserts into the hand piece performing the following steps will increase '0' ring life.
1. Fill entire hand piece with water
2. Lubricate o-ring (black or green material) with water
3. Gently twist the insert down into the hand piece until fully seated.

UNIT POWER SETTINGS
D100 inserts should be used with minimum power setting on the unit.
D10, D1000 metal universal inserts should be used on low to medium power setting.
D3 inserts may be used on medium to high power setting
As a rule the power setting on the unit should always be set at the minimum and increased only as dictated by clinical requirements.

STERILISATION
These Ultrasonic Scaling Inserts should be autoclaved at 134oC for 7 min. at 2.1 Bar, before initial use and after treatments. This procedure has been validated according to USP 24 and IS011135 standards. Suitable autoclave packaging is recommended to preserve this item sterile until required for use. As the heat distribution in commercial autoclaves can vary, it is recommended to place the insert on a shelf that is not located next to the autoclave heating element. Cold liquid disinfection/sterilisation and rapid heat transtre (dry heat) sterilization methods will adversely affect the insert and may void the warranty, Inserts should be scrubbed either manually or cleaned in an ultrasonic bath to remove debris, and dried thoroughly prior to autoclaving.

SPECIFICATIONS
These inserts are designed for 25K or 30K magnetostrictive scaler handpieces with:

Internal diameter of 7.3mm.

Internal length of no less than 125 mm.

CE DECLARATION (CE0344)
this unit meets the provisions of the Council Directive 93/42EEC concerning medical devices. It is classified as a Class IIa device according to rule 5 of annex IX of the
MOD. Conformity assessment was according to Annex VII and is marked CE0344 certified by KEMA

LIMITED WARRANTY
This ultrasonic insert has been manufactured to meet stringent quality assurance requirements. If, in normal use, any insert is found to be defective in material or workmanship within a period of ninety (90) days from the sate of original purchase, it will be replaced. The limited warranty stated herein is the sole and exclusive warranty with respect to the insert, and Dentoid Ltd. hereby disclaims any and all other warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, any statutory warranties or any warranties of merchantability, fitness for use or fitness for any particular purpose, Dentoid Ltd. will not be responsible for any inconvenience, loss, injury, or direct, indirect, tort, exemplary, punitive, special incidental or consequential damage arising from the possession or use of the insert. In no event will Dentoid Ltd.'s liability exceed the purchase price of the insert.

Tampering, abuse, misuse, neglect, alteration, accidental damage, failure to follow manufacturer's instructions, improper disinfection or sterilization procedures, bending, re-grinding or re-shaping, or lack of reasonable care with respect to the insert will void this warranty. Use of the insert by anyone other than a licensed dental practitioner or qualified hygienist will void this warranty.

Dentoid Ltd. will not be responsible for damage in transit, and any claim for such damage should be made promptly against the carrier, Shipping charges are to be paid by the sender (shipper], The return must be accompanied by a written description of the claimed defect. In addition, a warranty claim must be accompanied by a sales receipt or other appropriate documentation showing the date of purchase. In the event of a warranty claim, it is responsibility of the user to return the defective insert(s) to Dentoid.

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