Saliva Ejectors

Saliva ejectors sit in the mouth during dental treatment and connect to the suction unit. They continuously remove saliva and water so the working field stays clear and the patient does not have to keep swallowing. A flexible wire in the tube lets the ejector be bent into shape.

The range comprises three saliva ejectors and a rinse cup. The transparent saliva ejector is 15 cm long and 6.5 mm in diameter, with an atraumatic tip and a removable suction filter; it is made of latex-free PVC. The transparent saliva ejector is listed in PVC with metal wire and described as standard in dental practice. The assorted coloured ejector comes in pink, blue, green and yellow. In addition there are 180 ml disposable polypropylene rinse cups.

Typical applications

• Suction during restorative and preventive treatment
• Keeping the field dry during impressions and sealing
• Treating children with coloured ejectors
• Rinsing at the dental chair with disposable cups

What to look for when buying

For the transparent saliva ejector, the product data specifies an atraumatic tip, a removable suction filter, 15 cm length and 6.5 mm diameter; it is latex-free PVC and sold from 500. For the two other ejectors, the data lists PVC with metal wire; they are available from 100, and the coloured one is described as particularly popular with children.

Visual control during treatment is explicitly described for the transparent saliva ejector. Rinse cups come in cartons of 3,000, which is also the minimum order – sized for practices with several surgeries.

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