Visibility and suction…all in one hand

In a research study, HVE removed 90% more aerosols during ultrasonic scaling compared to a low-volume saliva ejector.

Providing visibility and suction all in one hand:

  • Increases efficiency in practice
  • Two instruments in use over three, providing better patient comfort
  • Better visibility provided
  • Fog-free mirror with continuous suction of fluids and debris
  • Greater fluid and aerosols reduction
  • Provides high volume evacuation of aerosols, splatter, fluids and debris
  • 90% more aerosols during ultrasonic scaling compared to a low-volume saliva ejector
  • 135% more fluid reduction than a low-volume saliva ejector
  • Reduced noise
  • 14% less noise than a standard HVE tip
  • 5% less noise than a low-volume saliva ejector.

References

Jacks MJ (2002) A laboratory comparison of evacuation devices on aerosol reduction. J Dent Hyg 76: 202-6.

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