Dental surgery instrument kit DASK

Dentium Advanced Sinus KitDASK•Simple & Easy Access to Sinus Cavfty•Bfoad Exposure of Bony walls wtth Spécial Instruments Sterilization and Instrument Care Procedures Please follow for legal regulations, as well as hygienic guidelines to prevent contamination and infection • Please remember that you are responsible for the maintenance and sterility of your medical/dental products/device • It is important to use and follow, proper cleaning, disinfection and sterilization procedures • It is also important to follow the manufacturer’s recommendation on use of drills • Please keep a log as to how many times the drills were used • Drill usage is determined by surgical site not per patient. Bone density and usage determine the life of the drills • Drills should be considered for replacement after approximately 15- 20 uses based on bone density. Check drills frequently for wear All instruments, immediately after use, must be presoaked for a few minutes in a germicidal bath to loosen and prevent debris from attaching to instruments. Do not soak overnight 2. Scrub with a soft brush to remove any debris 3. For internal irrigation drills, use a reamer or small gauge needle to internally cleanout the drills 4. Before using an ultrasonic cleaner, wrap drills in a 2 x 2 gauze to prevent rubbing against each other 5. Rinse thoroughly with warm water