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How do you pick a carclave in dental science?The dental tips are contacted with the saliva and the blood of patients and should therefore be treated as closely as possible.
The sterilization of the finishers in the dryer closet is not ensured, and not even any autoclave will be suitable for this purpose.
The working cycle of the autoclave can be conditionally presented as follows:
- preparatory phase
- phase of sterilization
- The drying and cooling phase.
And all autoclaves are divided into prevacuum phases, vacuum drying and bulletproof vacuums that do not have a pulse vacuum.but they can have a vacuum cushion and a forehead phase.)
The functions are the same, the sterilization of materials and tools, but the working cycle of sterilization itself is technologically different.Autoclave classes
In accordance with the European standard prEN 13060, there are three classes of carclaves: “N”, “S” and “B”.
Autoclaves without vacuum (Class N) are suitable for handling complete, smooth (detached) tools and fabric without packaging.
Prevacuum and vacuum dryer cartridges (Class " S " ) are suitable for the processing of complete, smooth (dissolved) tools and porous or wrapped materials in or without packaging.
Pulsive Prevacuum and Vacuum Cushion (Class B) autoclaves sterilize any medical tools, laundry and relaying materials in any type of package.
The use of " B " - Classes became particularly relevant in sterilization dental tipswith a complex structure of internal channels.
Pulsive prevacuum and vacuum dryer
The Pulsing Prevacuum phase removes the infected air not only from the sterilizer cell, but also from all the sterilized tool cavities, ensuring that the hot couple enters them.
Microorganisms are destroyed only in contact with the hot ferry, and if the instrumentality or endpoints remain contaminated, the sterility will not be secured.
If you plan to sterilize enclosed or porous deposits, the existence of a vacuum drying phase that can dry after a phase of sterilization is of particular importance in order to avoid reinfection.